It is economic infrastructure, this has been the case since ever. The key point is to be treated as one. This would extend to the value society puts to carers. At the moment they perceived passive elements of the economy and usually there is no financial reward on the contrary usually consequence to one’s career and financial income. Which usually is woman. So your perspective I feel will address more than one problems
Well said Eirini and that's exactly what I am trying to make the case for - that unfortunately we protect and value things more when we put a price on them - hence we need to treat the way we raise our children for the future in a way that changes incentives.
It is economic infrastructure, this has been the case since ever. The key point is to be treated as one. This would extend to the value society puts to carers. At the moment they perceived passive elements of the economy and usually there is no financial reward on the contrary usually consequence to one’s career and financial income. Which usually is woman. So your perspective I feel will address more than one problems
Well said Eirini and that's exactly what I am trying to make the case for - that unfortunately we protect and value things more when we put a price on them - hence we need to treat the way we raise our children for the future in a way that changes incentives.