Where is Our Care Economy? Families are America’s Strength

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Where is Ourt Care Economy? Families are America’s Strengths.
Introduction
The article, “Where is Ourt Care Economy? Families are America’s Strengths” by Anne Mario is primarily about having caring for humans as an essential infrastructure. According to the author there is an overall fixed meaning of the term infrastructure which supposedly should be broader. Infrastructure typically should refer to the basic facilities that allow a society to function. Over the years, the Republicans definition of infrastructure has only narrowed down to roads, ports, airports, and bridges, but it should widen to include having a home-based and community care. Ideally, the world and infrastructure are having facilities that allow everyone including men with wives to do their jobs efficiently. It makes sense for men to take 16 hour day care responsibilities involved in not only caring for children but also aging parents to have an infrastructure that allow them rack up the ever increasing capitalist profit. Ideally, stable families are crucial for the prosperity and mobility of the united states.
Prosperity And Mobility Of America
2020 cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency gave guidance on who should be considered an essential critical infrastructure and childcare workers and human service providers were art of the list. Clearly, supporting elder by offering food and clothing, as well as extending help to people with chronic diseases is necessary and typically part of an essential infrastructure. Child support policies are infrastructure because they contribute to the future competitiveness of the nation. Supporting young families and children is indirectly empowering future taxpayers. According to the aut...