Why Marriage Is Increasingly for the Affluent.
WSJ
Partnership Is a Privilege
Family Stuff
What the latest studies say about marriage and dating trends in the U.S. today
Weekend Edition / NPR
Why We Marry Who We Marry
Miaden Mother Matriarch with Louise Perry
The Problem of Finding a Marriageable Man.
Radio Atlantic
Marriages between college-educated women and non-college-educated men are on the rise. Tune in to find out why.
American Variety Radio
The new marriage of unequals.
The Atlantic
The American women who aren't giving up on marriage.
Family Stuff
American women are giving up on marriage.
WSJ
Marrying up and marrying down.
Prof G
Struggling men hurt noncollege women’s marriage prospects.
Cornell Chronicle
Education, Income, And 'Marriageable' Men.
Institute for Family Studies
America’s “marriage material” shortage.
The Atlantic
The marriage gap for women isn't what you think.
Axios
Slate Money Podcast (48 min)
Slate
The “relationship recession” and falling fertility.
Noahpinion
Gender gaps in education and declining marriage rates.
Marginal Revolution
America’s role reversal: working-class Blacks make gains while Whites fall back.
WSJ
The cities with the best — and worst — upward mobility.
Axios
The declining significance of race, quantified.
Slow Boring
Economic prospects brighten for children of low-income Black Americans, study finds.
Harvard Gazette
Kids’ upward mobility linked to how many adults around them work.
Marketplace / NPR
Who can achieve the American Dream? Race matters less than it used to.
The New York Times
Class, race and the chances of outgrowing poverty in America.
The Economist
What gives poor kids a shot at better lives? Economists find an unexpected answer.
WSJ
Poor Black kids are doing better. Poor White kids are doing worse.
The Atlantic
We examine data on economic mobility.
The Morning (NYT)
Marriage sentences to ponder.
Marginal Revolution