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alexkolchinski.com
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| | | | | Over the past century, the labor market in America has seen a dramatic shift from blue-collar to white-collar work. According to the Bureau of Census Data, white-collar work in the US grew from 17.6% of total employment in 1900 to 59.9% in 2003 [1]. The "white-collar" categorization was then discontinued for lack of specificity, but... | |
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www.pewresearch.org
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| | | | | As the U.S. has transformed rapidly to an information-based economy, employment in science, technology, engineering and math occupations has grown - | |
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jfsdigital.org
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| | | | | by Joelle Roth Abstract This essay, titled 'The 25th Hour,' examines gender-based time inequality through the lens of feminist futures studies, weaving together personal narrative, academic research, and futures thinking methodology. Drawing on Ivana Milojevi?'s work on feminist futures, it analyzes how traditional societal structures systematically allocate time unequally, creating a pervasive time deficit that | |
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behaviouralinvestment.com
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| | | Is Warren Buffett attempting to 'time the market' by holding over $300bn in cash? In a word, no.I have written regularly about the folly of attempting to skilfully predict and time the movements of financial markets. It is an incredibly difficult, probably impossible, activity to perform consistently well and most investors should avoid it. One... | ||
