Category Archives: Economics

UK Millennial men earning like women.

Posted on February 15, 2017 by

Lianna Brinded at Business Insider notes that weak men are screwing feminism up: The gender pay gap is narrowing for millennials — ‘but for the wrong reasons’ Millennial men have earned less than Generation X men in every year between … Continue reading →

Posted in Disrespecting Respectability, Economics, Patriarchal Dividend, Pay Gap, Weak men screwing feminism up | 175 Comments

Feminist Atlantic waxes conservative.

Posted on August 4, 2016 by

The Atlantic has a love-hate relationship with men’s economic contributions.  The magazine alternates between gloating that feminism has destroyed men’s economic status once and for all, and worrying that men are no longer fulfilling their traditional roles as bread winners. … Continue reading →

Posted in Ageing Feminists, Economics, Hanna Rosin, Having it all, Kate Bolick, Lori Gottlieb, Marriage, Patriarchal Dividend, The Atlantic, Traditional Conservatives, Weak men screwing feminism up | 230 Comments

The mysterious male marriage premium.

Posted on August 1, 2016 by

Glenn Reynolds at Instapundit explains why he left big law: …I looked at the partners and their lives and thought, “this is what it looks like when you win?” But one thing I noticed about a lot of the partners … Continue reading →

Posted in Child Support, Dennis Prager, Disrespecting Respectability, Economics, Fatherhood, Marriage, Patriarchal Dividend, Pay Gap, Threatpoint, W. Bradford Wilcox | 228 Comments

Is it robolove or robolust?

Posted on September 16, 2015 by

The topic of sexbots is making the rounds again, and once again the question is how they fit with our new sexual morality.  The last time this went around the argument by Dr Helen Driscoll was that using sexbots would … Continue reading →

Posted in Albert Mohler, Attacking headship, Economics, New Morality, Romantic Love, Serial Monogamy, Sexbots, Weak men screwing feminism up | 150 Comments

OT: Ammunition is (mostly) cheap and plentiful again.

Posted on July 23, 2015 by

I don’t know of a good summary of the small arms ammunition shortage that has accompanied most of Obama’s presidency, but in my own experience ammunition became hard to find shortly after President Obama took office.  Things started to get … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Economics, Guns | 84 Comments