Greetings Economists,
Also your whole economic analysis would fire up women who want this
now, and don't see leisure time as loafing time. A satisfying life is
an engaged life with all around you is more a woman's view than a male
view. Related to creating a 'family' thinking.
Men together see themselves as buddies but not engaging in exploring
the depths of emotional connections that come from sharing the 'whole'
of life with select groups of people. This whole is what is the core
of the appeal of your less working hours implies. The sense not so
much of the excitement of the change but the sense one does that no
matter what whether you have power or resources or not.
thanks,
Doyle Saylor
On Nov 8, 2008, at 9:15 AM, Sandwichman wrote:
Are we not men?
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