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A policy mix for gender equality: Lessons from high-income countries

Over the past 15 years, important gains have been made in gender equality. Gender gaps in educational attainment have shrunk substantially. In fact, in many high-income countries, young women’s educational attainment now exceeds that of young men. At the same time, most countries have seen a significant increase in female employment rates – a trend which slowed only with the recent financial crisis.

Type: Working paper
Date issued: 08 March 2013
Reference: 2306-6997[ISSN]
Authors: Megan Gerecke

Tags: labour economics, women workers, equal pay, work life balance, family responsibilities, gender equality

Unit responsible: International Institute for Labour Studies

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