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Education, Homogamy, and Inequality A Twenty-two Year Intergenerational Perspective of Canadian Women and Men

This study offers a comprehensive analysis of how education impacts social inequality among Canadian women and men over a period of twenty-two years. By examining the concept of homogamy, the research sheds light on the dynamics of educational attainment within families and its implications for social stratification. Through an in-depth exploration of intergenerational patterns, this work provides valuable insights into the role of education in shaping opportunities and outcomes across different generations in Canada.

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Education, Homogamy, and Inequality A Twenty-two Year Intergenerational Perspective of Canadian Women and Men

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