Post election polls in the US suggest that races which focused on the sex of the candidate did not help the candidate much.\u00a0 This does not come as a surprise.\u00a0 It is always the economy and economic matters that drive governance issues.\u00a0 In the US, post ‘great recession’ issues linger.\u00a0 Foremost among them are jobs and matching preparedness with available jobs.\u00a0 Because training people for the workforce is in part the job of education, we will have to wait until the education system catches up with the job market to make better matches between available jobs and available workers.<\/p>\n
To this end, W-T-W.org Women and FInanace has proposed a 20-year infrastructure program, at the same time mending the country’s delapidated roads, bridges and educating the workforce for jobs in the new economy.<\/p>\n
Women are more interested in families and children than men are.\u00a0 We are focusing on women’s role in this new and important effort.<\/p>\n
The recent election in the US shows that “it’s the economy,” is a battle cry for both sexes.\u00a0 Women may hae a unique and potentially powerful approach to economic issues.<\/p>\n
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