title: Employment by age
unit_of_measure: Percentage of currently married women and men who were employed at any time in the last 7 days before the survey
linearized_input: Employment by age | Percentage of currently married women and men who were employed at any time in the last 7 days before the survey | (Currently married women, 15-19, 1) (Currently married women, 20-24, 7) (Currently married men, 20-24, 85) (Currently married women, 25-29, 12) (Currently married men, 25-29, 88) (Currently married women, 30-34, 19) (Currently married men, 30-34, 92) (Currently married women, 35-39, 17) (Currently married men, 35-39, 92) (Currently married women, 40-44, 15) (Currently married men, 40-44, 84) (Currently married women, 45-49, 9) (Currently married men, 45-49, 70)
table_text: Employment among currently married women increases with age, from less than 1% in the 15- 19 age group to a peak of 19% in the 30-34 age group. The percentage of currently married men who are employed increases from 85% among those age 20-24 to a peak of 92% among those age 30-34 and 35-39 before decreasing to 70% among those age 45-49 Among currently married men, those age 40-44 and 45-49 (16% and 15%, respectively) are more likely to be self-employed than those in younger age groups
target: Employment among currently married women increases with age, from less than 1% in the 15- 19 age group to a peak of 19% in the 30-34 age group.