care economy
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NewEconomicThinkingSep 15, 2021Feminist Economics: Unpacking the Economic Impact of Gender Relations and Unpaid Care Work
EconomicsGender relationsDistributive inequalityRelational inequalityGender construction of society- NewEconomicThinkingSep 15, 2021
Feminist Economics: Challenging Mainstream Views on Gender, Unpaid Labor, and the 'Reserve Army' of Women
EconomicsGender discriminationHuman capitalBiological determinismGender roles - NewEconomicThinkingSep 15, 2021
Mainstream Economics, Gender, and the Call for a Multi-Colored Global New Deal
EconomicsMainstream economicsGender perspectivePower imbalancesPatriarchal power - NewEconomicThinkingSep 15, 2021
Feminist Economics: Redefining Work and Unveiling Women's Exploitation in Global Labor Markets
EconomicsDefinition of work (ILO 2013)EmploymentNon-economic activitiesOutsourcing of care work - NewEconomicThinkingSep 7, 2021
Adam Tooze on COVID-19's Economic Poly-Crisis, Geopolitical Shifts, and the Future of Global Order
EconomicsPolycrisisMacro financeTreasury market instabilityFiscal stimulus - NewEconomicThinkingMay 26, 2021
Beyond Perpetual Growth: Reimagining Economics and Human Potential After Capitalism
EconomicsDysfunctionality of capitalismContinuous economic expansionFinite planet predicamentPost-growth economics - NewEconomicThinkingOct 29, 2020
AI, Work, and Inequality: Designing a More Equitable Future in the Digital Age
EconomicsDigitization of everythingArtificial Intelligence (AI)Digital goods (free, perfect, instant)Job displacement - NewEconomicThinkingAug 23, 2020
The Pandemic's Disproportionate Impact on Developing Nations, Exacerbated Inequalities, and the Future of Global Governance
EconomicsPandemic responseSevere lockdownSocial protectionInformal sector - NewEconomicThinkingJun 16, 2020
COVID-19's Disproportionate Economic Devastation and Systemic Challenges in the Developing World
EconomicsInformal economySocial safety netsGlobal inequalityFiscal stimulus
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