1. Educating Females and the End of Poverty
... logic. Becker theorized that women's entry into the labor market had made it affordable to reject the construction of a stable nuclear family based upon the quasi-contractual obligations implicit in wedding vows. Nonetheless they reject it as a plausible explanation and the respondents do not seem to see this as relevant in their lives. Another well-known theory that tries to explain ... of widows, impunity for domestic violence, sexual harassment and rape. This had long been reflected in dramatic differentials between female and male education. In MDCs the "language of the ghetto" is t...
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