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The greatest advance in the well-being of women was the invention of the Watt steam engine. Once the vast majority of wealth in a society was generated by brains, rather than brawn, the position of women dramatically improved. The women’s rights movements of the last hundred years would have been inconceivable without an industrial economy, one that could generate enough wealth to educate women in great numbers, as well as support a class of professional activists. 
Supporting a capitalist economy is a rule of law society, which typically begins with a respect for property rights. Its ethos then flows to other areas of law and society. Problems like sexual trafficking exist on a socially problematic scale because such countries are poor, and relatives connive at turning young women into commodities. The same situation existed in Victorian Britain, until rising wages for female workers, giving them greater independence, in other industries reduced prostitution to a general nuisance. Zerb concludes with a typical flourish:

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