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The Structure of Inter-Occupational Marriages in the United States 1970-2021
The occupation one holds is a major indicator of income, education, cultural and social capital, and day-to-day experiences. As such, understanding the network of re-lations between occupations is a natural sociological question. We explore the structure of inter-occupational marriages in the United
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