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To elaborate on the "no benefit" for the families, and Warren probably talks about this, but there is benefit for corporations. They get nearly double the supp
by jjeaff 6y ago
To elaborate on the "no benefit" for the families, and Warren probably talks about this, but there is benefit for corporations. They get nearly double the supply of workers which drives down wages and gives them more productivity per dollar spent.
So in effect, a wealth transfer to equity holders.
- sukilot 6y agoIt's bizarre that this, the largest factor by far, gets so little play.
- cma 6y agoYep, it undermine's everything Peter Thiel said in his debate with Andresson and was amazing to me Andresson didn't bring it up. They were looking at wage stagnation over the period where women entered the workforce, but without ever mentioning it was the period where women entered the workforce en masse.
- Dirlewanger 6y agoIt's because it undermines the feminist narrative that women entering the workplace had 0 repercussions on society as whole.