Feminism, objectivity and economics

Julie A. Nelson

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Feminist Epistemology and Gender Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics

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Economics is gender-biased in its definition, methods and models. The emphasis on questions of choice and markets, on the use of mathematical methods, and on models based on individual, rational action reflect a way of conceptualizing the world which has a distinctly masculine slant

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