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  • How to Value Unpaid Care Work: The $10 Trillion Question

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    Dot-Mom  //  Guest Contributor  //  October 11, 2018  //  By Anna Louie Sussman
    Apolitical Care Cost

    This piece by Anna Louie Sussman is part of Apolitical’s spotlight series on the care economy, in partnership with the Wilson Center.

    In Judy Brady’s iconic essay, “I Want a Wife,” the feminist activist enumerates the dozens of practical and emotional tasks wives perform as a matter of duty. At the end, she asks: “My God, who wouldn’t want a wife?”

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