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This article explores how two women in Lusaka, a bank manager and a city sweeper women, are representative of the dual role that women play aboved their waged employment. It discusses how according to traditional economics, gross domestic product (GDP) is made up of two sectors, the private and public. However, feminist economics argue that there is a third sector: the ?care economy? commonly known as the unpaid reproductive and domestic work of women that includes caring for the aged, the sick and doing voluntary community services.
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