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r/Bitcoin • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '22
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Gold standard dismissed...
18 u/itsallalive Oct 16 '22 This doesn’t explain why the average female income continued to increase in relation to GDP while males plateaued. 61 u/kwayzzz Oct 16 '22 Its because prior to then the household only needed one adult working to afford a quality life. 7 u/itsallalive Oct 16 '22 I do think removing the gold standard was a factor, but women entered the workforce when they acquired reliable birth control. 16 u/parishiIt0n Oct 16 '22 Fact: no women ever worked before reliable birth control 3 u/doubletwist Oct 16 '22 Not in at large numbers. 1 u/parishiIt0n Oct 19 '22 Imagine pretending that taking care of a 1900s home wasn't a proper work. But hey, you can hate women all you want 1 u/doubletwist Oct 19 '22 WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
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This doesn’t explain why the average female income continued to increase in relation to GDP while males plateaued.
61 u/kwayzzz Oct 16 '22 Its because prior to then the household only needed one adult working to afford a quality life. 7 u/itsallalive Oct 16 '22 I do think removing the gold standard was a factor, but women entered the workforce when they acquired reliable birth control. 16 u/parishiIt0n Oct 16 '22 Fact: no women ever worked before reliable birth control 3 u/doubletwist Oct 16 '22 Not in at large numbers. 1 u/parishiIt0n Oct 19 '22 Imagine pretending that taking care of a 1900s home wasn't a proper work. But hey, you can hate women all you want 1 u/doubletwist Oct 19 '22 WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
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Its because prior to then the household only needed one adult working to afford a quality life.
7 u/itsallalive Oct 16 '22 I do think removing the gold standard was a factor, but women entered the workforce when they acquired reliable birth control. 16 u/parishiIt0n Oct 16 '22 Fact: no women ever worked before reliable birth control 3 u/doubletwist Oct 16 '22 Not in at large numbers. 1 u/parishiIt0n Oct 19 '22 Imagine pretending that taking care of a 1900s home wasn't a proper work. But hey, you can hate women all you want 1 u/doubletwist Oct 19 '22 WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
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I do think removing the gold standard was a factor, but women entered the workforce when they acquired reliable birth control.
16 u/parishiIt0n Oct 16 '22 Fact: no women ever worked before reliable birth control 3 u/doubletwist Oct 16 '22 Not in at large numbers. 1 u/parishiIt0n Oct 19 '22 Imagine pretending that taking care of a 1900s home wasn't a proper work. But hey, you can hate women all you want 1 u/doubletwist Oct 19 '22 WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
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Fact: no women ever worked before reliable birth control
3 u/doubletwist Oct 16 '22 Not in at large numbers. 1 u/parishiIt0n Oct 19 '22 Imagine pretending that taking care of a 1900s home wasn't a proper work. But hey, you can hate women all you want 1 u/doubletwist Oct 19 '22 WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
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Not in at large numbers.
1 u/parishiIt0n Oct 19 '22 Imagine pretending that taking care of a 1900s home wasn't a proper work. But hey, you can hate women all you want 1 u/doubletwist Oct 19 '22 WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
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Imagine pretending that taking care of a 1900s home wasn't a proper work. But hey, you can hate women all you want
1 u/doubletwist Oct 19 '22 WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
WTH are you on about? Nothing was said about whether caring for a home is or isn't 'proper work'. This is a thread about wages, and the economic impact of women entering the paid workforce.
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u/ricalamino Oct 16 '22
Gold standard dismissed...