Sentences with phrase «male breadwinner»

Because we control for financial disadvantages on the individual and household level, as well as for socio - economic and job characteristics of the respondent and their partner, the result can be interpreted as the impact of traditional gender roles and the persistence of the traditional male breadwinner mentality.

The researcher concludes that the male breadwinner stereotype is still very much alive, and important for marital stability.

The researcher concludes that the male breadwinner stereotype is still very much alive, and can impact marital stability.

These findings starkly contrast with the claims of some that to turn back high rates of divorce, we should return to the male breadwinner family idealized during the 1950s and 60s in such television programs as «Father Knows Best» and «Leave it to Beaver.»

But this risk does not exceed that of male breadwinner marriages until the woman earns more than 80 percent of the couple's income.

Although the primary breadwinner was still male and unpaid domestic work continued to be performed by women, the male breadwinner was supplemented by a subordinated women worker.

The Market - oriented model (Switzerland, United Kingdom and Ireland) is characterized by a strong male breadwinner model in which the market is the main institution governing individuals» and families» access to resources.

Harriet Harman's triumphalist marking of Gordon Brown's first Budget as, «the end of the assumption that families consist of a male breadwinner and a female helpmate in the home,» culminated in an Equalities Bill (enacted by the Coalition) and one way maternal employment policies and childcare policies

As with settlements of family courts and residency or access orders, the system is a relic of a patriarchal model of the family with a male breadwinner and female nurturer.

Sen shows that income earned in the market by a male breadwinner is often not evenly distributed within the household, due to cultural as well as legal factors that discriminate against women.

Another factor in the modern data set we must bring before the model is the mass entry of women into the work force and the erection of social policies that transfer benefits other than through bonds with particular male breadwinners.

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Not exact matches

Below I chart the proportion of male and female breadwinner couples, from 1976 to 2010.

(Readers interested in delving deeper into this can look here for the two - way cross-tabulation of breadwinners by male and female education.)

But as we approach a male - female breadwinner split of 70 - 30 per cent, it's time to set this assumption aside.

This brings to mind the old division in British working - class culture in which there were two models of sharing breadwinner male income.

By continuing to see the male role in such constricting terms — as breadwinner or nothing — we are inadvertently contributing to the slow death of marriage in our most disadvantaged communities.

Well, that's another Western societal construct for, one that is likely more strongly embedded in men because it goes hand in hand with «being a breadwinner» which is, as we all know, is a stereotypical male role.

After Media Matters caught an all - male Fox Business panel attacking women breadwinners as a sign of society's downfall, Ultraviolet started a petition asking Fox to fire the panelists, and MomsRising launched a Twitter campaign urging Fox to diversify its panels.

The first issue is that society still visualizes the primary breadwinner to be male, so even if women are the primary income earners, life insurance isn't at the forefront of their minds or the minds of people marketing life insurance.