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Books I wanted to buy...

Highly recommended for anyone who studies or follows Econ, or any human who exists in a marketplace, really.

Amazing intro to feminist economics, slightly simplistic writing style but once I got into the voice I was hooked. I recommend to anyone particularly younger readers or people who think they don‘t understand much about economics. Starting from the premise that modern western economics was started by a man who never acknowledged his mum who got his dinner for him for free his whole life and the many types of work it dismissed, I learned so much

Great feminist economic critique. Going to be sharing this one with my daughter! #MountTBR

#TBRTuesday

#TBRtemptation post! When I go to the bookstore, being the ?I am (and feeling like this ? when I walk out with some books), I browse just about every section of the store. And in the Economics section under New Releases, this one immediately caught my eye. I like the title and cover. And it's an Econ book recommended by *Margaret Atwood*, hello! It starts with the basic question, "how do you get your dinner?" #blameLitsy #blameMrBook ?

this was a great read about women and economics ?

"Gloria Steinem says feminism wasn't about women getting a bigger piece of the pie. Feminism was about baking a completely new pie. This has proved easier said than done. We added women to the mix and stirred. An entire generation interpertated the slick proclamation 'You can be anything' as 'You have to be everything.' 'Having it all' became 'doing it all.' ..."

#feministreads #nonfiction

some iced coffee & a new book to read = ☺

"Feminism has always been about economics. Virginia Woolf wanted a room of her own, and that costs money."

Women& economics so timely perfect for discussion .Love the retro cover.

oh, you mean Adam Smith got time to think thanks to his MOM taking care of him? How Thoreau of him.

The intersection of feminism and economics is surprisingly in my wheelhouse.