Wall Street embraces the 'Forever CEO'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : The basic gist is to say that abortion, in the time that it's been legal in the United States, has had a "significant impact on women's wages and educational attainment, with impacts most strongly felt by black women".
45% : The FT's Claire Bushey says that this economic argument is unusual because abortion tends to be talked about by opponents and supporters in terms of ethics and morality or the government's role.
43% : In the US, the legal battle over abortion is escalating, and now a group of academic economists has weighed in on an abortion case that the US Supreme Court will hear later this year.
37% : People are not used to thinking about abortion in an economic way, and it's absolutely an economic issue.
33% : And then the US debate over abortion.

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