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In the recent recession, 3/4 of the American jobs lost were lost by men. Currently, the U.S. workforce is more than fifty per cent women. And the boom is still swinging our way. For every two men who receive a bachelor's degree this year, three women will. Thirteen of fifteen job sectors expected to grow are dominated by women. And in fertility clinics that offer sex selection, more parents want daughters than sons; sometimes the preference is two to one. In other industrialized nations like South Korea, major shifts have also happened, and they are under way from India to Iceland to Rwanda.
It may not be a man's world much longer.
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2010/07/the-end-of-men/8135/
In the recent recession, 3/4 of the American jobs lost were lost by men. Currently, the U.S. workforce is more than fifty per cent women. And the boom is still swinging our way. For every two men who receive a bachelor's degree this year, three women will. Thirteen of fifteen job sectors expected to grow are dominated by women. And in fertility clinics that offer sex selection, more parents want daughters than sons; sometimes the preference is two to one. In other industrialized nations like South Korea, major shifts have also happened, and they are under way from India to Iceland to Rwanda.
It may not be a man's world much longer.
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2010/07/the-end-of-men/8135/