Sexual Division of Labor in Adam Smith's Work

Sexual Division of Labor in Adam Smith's Work

It is a fact universally acknowledged that a woman's work is never done and often not counted. It is a fact equally universally acknowledged that most people in the economics profession are not terribly interested in such a fact. It is my purpose to explore this lack of interest by tracing it t...

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Veröffentlicht in:History of Economics Society bulletin 2006-06, Vol.28 (2), p.221-241
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Division of labour
Gender roles
History of economic thought
Sex discrimination
Smith, Adam
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