Motherhood costs Danish women an average of $120,000 in earnings over two decades, according to a sociologist who researches family and economics.
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Motherhood costs Danish women an average of $120,000 in earnings over two decades, according to a sociologist who researches family and economics. Generous government benefits like paid leave, childcare and child allowances recovered about $100,000 of that loss. https://buff.ly/pAtuCS0
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Motherhood costs Danish women an average of $120,000 in earnings over two decades, according to a sociologist who researches family and economics. Generous government benefits like paid leave, childcare and child allowances recovered about $100,000 of that loss. https://buff.ly/pAtuCS0
@TheConversationUS The current U.S.A. government floated giving $5000 to pregnant mothers. Government by vibes, with no data.
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