The White House, the Nobel Prize Committee and many development agencies celebrate microcredit as a boon to women struggling to survive. Economists Susan Feiner and Drucilla Barker dissent, saying it distracts from wage and work reforms.
Even though most U.S. mothers work for pay they often face a myth of women happily at home with the kids. It’s a centuries’ old story of fiction over fact that will only end when women refuse the role of unpaid caregivers and labor is equal at home.
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