Unrealized Potential: The High Cost of Gender Inequality in Earnings

Publisher:
World Bank
Publication Date:
3 March 2020
Tags:
Africa, Economy, Business and Finance, Human Rights, Women and Gender

Gender inequality has major economic implications for women, communities, and countries in a range of areas (see the framework used for this series of notes in Appendix 1). While the cost of gender inequality - in terms of human capital losses - for development is not solely due to losses in earnings, the impact of gender inequality on earnings is key. This is the area on which this note focuses.

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