It's not sexist to suggest increasing labor supply due to women's entry into the workforce might factor into decreased prices. (Though women were always in the

It's not sexist to suggest increasing labor supply due to women's entry into the workforce might factor into decreased prices. (Though women were always in the workforce to a greater extent than many 1950s nostalgics want to admit, just in lower prestige and lower wage jobs). What would be sexist would be to suggest that the solution is to exclude women from the labor force in the future.