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Economic Effects on Society
Gilman widens the lens from the individual to society, arguing the sexuo-economic relation blocks women's "organizability" compared to men's, sexualizes industrial relations, and commercializes the sex-relation — perverting the wider economic development of the world.
From individual effect to social effectWhy men organize more easily than women, economicallyIsolated versus common economic interestsSexualizing industry, commercializing sexThe market-wide cost of the over-sexed consumer