This is exactly what happened with my sister and her husband that they had kids They both have MBAs worked at startups in Boston The other thing was she really didn't like the work very much and he loved it She would rather be home with the kids than working. Every person is different but I know if you ask my sister she's much happier now than she had to go to work he makes way more than enough for them all. So it looks like this fast inequity but really it's just division of labor and doing what you like best.
I don't think it's just tradition I think there are overlapping preferences that are different between the sexes This is evident in every society for all of human history even the most progressive societies.
Very tasteful question about the differences between historians and economists. Great way to gain insight w/o alienation
This is exactly what happened with my sister and her husband that they had kids They both have MBAs worked at startups in Boston The other thing was she really didn't like the work very much and he loved it She would rather be home with the kids than working. Every person is different but I know if you ask my sister she's much happier now than she had to go to work he makes way more than enough for them all. So it looks like this fast inequity but really it's just division of labor and doing what you like best.
Hazel Kyrk is a great mention
I don't think it's just tradition I think there are overlapping preferences that are different between the sexes This is evident in every society for all of human history even the most progressive societies.
How does that parental leave work in Germany? The have an extremely low fertility rate much lower than Americans..