Men vs. women
Men vs. women
Look at the whole economic slowdown, however, and you see that men faced much worse unemployment at the start.

That's because the construction and manufacturing sectors, where men are more likely to work, were hit first and hardest by the recession.


Donna Rosato @Money - Last updated June 12 2012: 2:15 PM ET
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