What Paul Seabright thinks about gender equality
British economist at the Toulouse School of Economics; author of The Company of Strangers, The War of the Sexes and The Divine Economy.
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Their wordsA summary of Jane Austen’s view of life might be that she is a courageously tragic Marxist feminist. Feminist because her female characters are more interesting than her male ones. Marxist because economic circumstances determine everything else: nobody can enjoy a worthwhile life without prosperity.
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