Given the asymmetrical effects of career obsolescence on woman and men, it is hardly surprising that women tend to work in fields with lower rates of obsolescence--as teachers and librarians, for example, rather than as computer engineers or tax accountants. #ThomasSowell

- February 18, 2024

Given the asymmetrical effects of career obsolescence on woman and men, it is hardly surprising that women tend to work in fields with lower rates of obsolescence--as teachers and librarians, for example, rather than as computer engineers or tax accountants. #ThomasSowell
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Given the asymmetrical effects of career obsolescence on woman and men, it is hardly surprising that women tend to work in fields with lower rates of obsolescence--as teachers and librarians, for example, rather than as computer engineers or tax accountants. #ThomasSowell

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