The Most Fundamental Constraint Is Limited Time

I Argued Last Year On My Shared Blog That Selling The Right To Immigrate Would Be The Best Approach To Legal Immigration. Among Other Benefits, The Revenue From Immigrants' Payments Could Reduce Taxes. Paying For The Right To Immigrate Would Also Negate The Argument That Immigrants Get A Free Ride When They Gain Health Care And Other Benefits. Moreover, Making Immigrants Pay Would Attract The Type Of Immigrants Who Came Much Earlier In American History: Young Men And Women Who Are Reasonably Skilled And Want To Make A Long-term Commitment To The United States.

Why In Almost All Societies Have Married Women Specialized In Bearing And Rearing Children And In Certain Agricultural Activities, Whereas Married Men Have Done Most Of The Fighting And Market Work?

Even A Wizard Would Have A Great Deal Of Difficulty Repealing The Economic Law That Higher Minimum Wages Reduce Employment. Since Politicians Are Not Wizards, They Should Not Try.

The Most Fundamental Constraint Is Limited Time

The Treatise Tries To Analyze Not Only Modern Western Families, But Also Those In Other Cultures And The Changes In Family Structure During The Past Several Centuries.