2019
DOI: 10.3917/reof.160.0005
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Hypergamie et célibat selon le statut social en France depuis 1969

Abstract: Institut national d'études démographiques (INED) et CREST-LSQ À la suite de l'augmentation du niveau d'éducation des femmes, les couples dans lesquels la femme est plus diplômée que son conjoint sont désormais majoritaires en France : l'hypergamie féminine s'est inversée. Cet article actualise ce résultat à partir des enquêtes Emploi de l'Insee, et met en évidence une tendance similaire quoique de moindre ampleur sur le plan professionnel : la proportion de femmes appartenant à une classe sociale (classificati… Show more

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“…Conversely, they are also criticised for perhaps not being so neutral in their effect, even in regard to identically constituted households, and for not properly matching ability to pay when considering households of differing compositions (Carbonnier, 2016 andAllègre et al, 2021). These schemes are also particularly favourable to the wealthiest households, which lessens the progressive nature of the tax (Allègre et al, 2021 andAndré &Sireyjol, 2021). Lastly, a side effect of the marital tax scheme is to discourage women who are married or in civil partnerships from playing a part in the labour market (Carbonnier, 2020).…”
Section: Link To Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conversely, they are also criticised for perhaps not being so neutral in their effect, even in regard to identically constituted households, and for not properly matching ability to pay when considering households of differing compositions (Carbonnier, 2016 andAllègre et al, 2021). These schemes are also particularly favourable to the wealthiest households, which lessens the progressive nature of the tax (Allègre et al, 2021 andAndré &Sireyjol, 2021). Lastly, a side effect of the marital tax scheme is to discourage women who are married or in civil partnerships from playing a part in the labour market (Carbonnier, 2020).…”
Section: Link To Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The measurement of the fiscal cost of the family forms part of a broader framework of the measurement of society's expenditure on children. This social effort by the Nation was estimated at 4% of GDP in 2013 (see André & Solard, 2015).…”
Section: Debates On the Characteristics Of Income Taxmentioning
confidence: 99%