Topic - Kim Parker

"The bottom line, from our perspective, is that the typical husband is not earning less than he used to," Kim Parker, Pew's director of social trends, told The Washington Times. "It's just that his wife is earning significantly more, a reflection of devoting more hours to the paid labor market and also movement into managerial and professional occupations."

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