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I wonder if this is due to the decline of men in the workplace?

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Jan 31, 2020

In 2018, jobs in which analytical skills are most important paid $36 per hour, on average. This is more than double the hourly wage of $15 in occupations least in need of analytical skills. pewrsr.ch/2u263gs

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Pay for analytical jobs is rising, which indicates more demand than supply, which might possibly be due to slow reduction of male workforce?

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What does even "decline of men in the workplace" mean? Not all women are 1950s stay-at-home housewives anymore?

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I feel as tho a large part of the labor force today is a façade... Giving people something to do b/c they need something to do; it's absurd that mechanical skills are the worst performing. The people who construct the world around us are less valued than human resource workers.

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Doubt it. Probably mostly due to improved technology and globalisation providing more leverage for analytical skills.

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Isn't it more due to the average size of companies becoming larger, so there are higher managerial positions which earn more?

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Ahh seeing your explanation in the replies clears it up. I think it has very little to do with it. Job force participation is at record levels so the scarcity of labor is due to the abundance of jobs. Decline of males in the workforce is percentage only not numbers of men.

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Yes, for a while. Until men actually decide to leave, and all the fundamental functions in society grind to a halt. Men still do all (and I mean all) that work but are not appreciated or rewarded for it, unfortunately.

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Who says there is a decline of men in the workforce? Curious.

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All the men responding disagree. 😁