Against my wiser judgement, @jordanbpeterson, I'll point out that this observation was followed by a closer look at the working & reward patterns of professional women. It found - unsurprisingly - that having children halts a woman's rise up the pay scale & career ladder. 1/2
Wasn't @JamesADamore FIRED for saying this: "In the Nordic countries, where gender equality is highest, unexpected differences have opened up between men & women...companies in those countries have fewer female business managers, not more." http://j.mp/2J05sgW pic.twitter.com/uC8IaY7VX3
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2/2 Also unsurprisingly, this had not been thoroughly studied before. Our corporate structures & working lives haven't changed shape much since they were invented by Victorian men - who had wives and servants. That's the problem: not the women. Untold talent is lost this way!
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it's painful to study the 20th century and then see the same patterns that lead to the murder of 100 million happen again in our own time.
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Yes you don't have a right to a job in the USA, Jordan.
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Wasn't he a racist, or something? I thought I was supposed to hate him bc he was/is a reasonable guy who gave a reasonable opinion to a possible problem.
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There is that. There is also the fact that Nordic countries are still a market economy. Protection of private property, trade polices, investment, business regulations. partial privatization of retirement savings, vouchers in education. List goes on and on.
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That last sentence is delightfully wry!
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