Anyone who considers themselves to be well-balanced and fair in their position on feminism, power, patriarchy, dominance, prostitution, suicide, violence against women, employment equality, law, politics, sex, rape, or marriage owes it to themselves to read this book. I apologize for the length of this posting, but when someone cares enough to ask me for my sources I feel an obligation to be as complete as possible, as second and third-hand citations can get muddled in the translation. Unfortunately, any two-page reference from a 430 page book must be brief and incomplete. One reason the jobs men hold pay more is because they are more hazardous. But this is misleading.
Women do work more hours inside the home, but men work more hours outside the home.
EMC Bulletin no. Interview with Martha Hill, May 13, 1991. The Vietnam comparison comes from the eight plus years of the Vietnam war divided into the 58,000 death, or 7,250 men killed each year, versus 6,600 deaths of men each year in the workplace. This figure relates to deaths from job-related injuries, not dying of a disease that may or may not be related to work. Journal of Economic Literature, vol.