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Fertility on demand - Works in Progress
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Many women face a choice between career advancement or motherhood. But emerging fertility technologies could allow women to have it all.
The gender pay gap has barely changed since the early 2000s. In the US women who work full time earn 84 percent of what men earn . Twenty years ago they earned 80 percent. One of the main reasons for this is that women spend a lot of time bearing and caring for children, especially during their early years. This work provides significant public benefit, but it comes at a private cost: women’s wages drop after giving birth and never fully recover. Women know this gap exists and plan accordingly: in countries where the motherhood penalty is keenest, the birth rate is lower . The Works in Progres
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