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The Economics of the Double Day
Why one person cannot do two full‑time jobs, and why the system pretends they can The “double day” is often framed as a cultural or emotional burden — the idea that a parent works a paid job and then comes home to a second unpaid shift of caregiving, housework, and emotional labor. But the double… Continue reading
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