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Fixing the Economy? It's Women's Work.

By Katty Kay and Claire Shipman

Washington Post

Sunday, July 12, 2009

While the pinstripe crowd fixates on troubled assets, a stalled stimulus and mortgage remedies, it turns out that a more sure-fire financial fix is within our grasp -- and has been for years. New research says a healthy dose of estrogen may be the key not only to our fiscal recovery, but also to economic strength worldwide.

The sexy new discussion in policy circles around the world, thanks to the recession, is whether a significant shift of power from men to women is underway -- or whether it should be. Accounting giant Ernst & Young pulled out charts and graphs at a recent power lunch in Washington with female lawmakers to argue a provocative bottom line: Companies with more women in senior management roles make more money. The latest issue of Foreign Policy magazine sweepingly predicts the "death of macho." Economists at Davos this year speculated that the presence of more women on Wall Street might have averted the downturn.

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Mistresses女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner of the Universe

By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF

New York Times

February 7, 2009

Banks around the world desperately want bailouts of billions of dollars, but they also have another need they’re unaware of: women, women and women.