Employed women were older than housewives (mean age 34.9 vs. 32.8, P = 0.07), and were better educated (mean education years 13.5 vs. 7.9, P < 0.0001).
The other easy thing to blame is education: "If only that ignorant lot were better educated, they'd understand the error of their ways and accept the vaccine".
In 1970, 28 percent of wives had husbands who were better educated, and 20 percent were married to men with less education.
According to table 1, showing the distribution of education and income in the population, men were better educated than women.
Indeed the educational attainment data suggest that these people were better educated than the general population, with one-third of the sample having at least a college degree.
Men were better educated, although only four had completed six years of primary education, one of these four had completed secondary education (see Table 1).
During the 20th century, Americans were better educated than the citizens of any other power.
They were better educated, financially better off and more independent than their predecessors.
They weighed more, were better educated, earned significantly more money, and lived in nicer houses.
They were better educated and more worldly, and their opinions weren't influenced by the prospect of financial gain.
But if we look back to one of the biggest achievements of the 20th century, few were better educated and more articulate than William Beveridge.
