and as my buddy says, "divorce is a retirement killer" ;)
There are few relationships more fully documented than those between economic well-being and marriage:https://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/08/fashion/weddings/falling-marriage-rates-reveal-economic-fault-lines.html …
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the expression I always heard was 'It's cheaper to keep her'
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why couldn't there be economic causes for falling marriage rates? Later Financial independence likely plays a role
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people who make more money could be more attractive candidates for marriage. You gain economies of scale in ways
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get ready for the "marriage privilege" arguments from the left
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true, are they unhappy due to marriage, or not being in 20s anymore?
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also do these women have kids, seems older couples without kids tend to be more unhappy
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As Marshall Salins pointed out in "Stone Age Economics" A husband and wife are a single economic unit.
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