I’m not sure what the Harvard dept. of Economics would think about your “wealthy mother” solution Where did I cite that as a "solution?" You are revealing your

I’m not sure what the Harvard dept. of Economics would think about your “wealthy mother” solution Where did I cite that as a "solution?" You are revealing your biases and projections quite clearly. Rather, it's actually support for your position, with regards to the possible range of natural behaviors observed in our society. You asserted that women would choose to work more, then spend more on child care, but they are somehow less free to make that choice. How is that so?