
This episode discusses reproductive capital, a term coined by the guest to represent the economic value of women's fertility. The conversation covers the trade-offs women face between career and family, emphasizing the importance of recognizing this economic value for women, their partners, and society.
The guest explains how acknowledging reproductive capital can influence firms and policymakers in their decision-making processes. By understanding the economic implications of women's fertility, there is potential for creating better support systems that allow women to maximize both their human capital and reproductive capital.
Listeners are encouraged to consider the broader impacts of these trade-offs and the need for societal changes to support women's choices in balancing career and family.
The episode discusses reproductive capital and its economic implications for women's career and family decisions.

Women's fertility has economic value to them and society.Women & Work: Does Your Biological Clock Have a Price? | Corinne Low — Ripple Effect Podcast
We need to rethink how women make trade-offs between human and reproductive capital.Women & Work: Does Your Biological Clock Have a Price? | Corinne Low — Ripple Effect Podcast