(Not) female economy. As gender inequality limits our economic potential
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Today, women still suffer from financial and social oppression and have less opportunities for the realization of career potential than men. Economist Linda Scott, who has embodied a lot of projects for gender equality both in third world countries and in the West, shows that a civilized society has yet to overcome many barriers in this area. And most importantly - that not only women themselves, but also corporations, government and the world economy as a whole, will benefit from the expansion of the economic rights of women.
The author on specific cases from the USA, Europe, Asia and Africa shows how to involve the female potential in the economic process the revenue of companies and their reputation risks are reduced, how socially significant initiatives are being introduced and the GDP of countries is growing. Moreover, this growth in poor and developing countries is especially significant today.
Scott indicates many economic injustices that limit women around the world: fathers sell daughters against their will, banks discriminate against women who seek loans, corporations pay women less than men, government deprive women of affordable care Behind children, and much more. But the book is unique in that it emerges from the plane of ethics into the plane of the efficiency of the economy. Increasing the profitability of economies becomes an excellent argument for people who accept political and business solutions.
The winning book of the Porchlight Business Book. The finalist of the Royal Scientific Society Book Prize. One of the best books according to The Guardian in 2020
The author on specific cases from the USA, Europe, Asia and Africa shows how to involve the female potential in the economic process the revenue of companies and their reputation risks are reduced, how socially significant initiatives are being introduced and the GDP of countries is growing. Moreover, this growth in poor and developing countries is especially significant today.
Scott indicates many economic injustices that limit women around the world: fathers sell daughters against their will, banks discriminate against women who seek loans, corporations pay women less than men, government deprive women of affordable care Behind children, and much more. But the book is unique in that it emerges from the plane of ethics into the plane of the efficiency of the economy. Increasing the profitability of economies becomes an excellent argument for people who accept political and business solutions.
The winning book of the Porchlight Business Book. The finalist of the Royal Scientific Society Book Prize. One of the best books according to The Guardian in 2020
Author:
Author:Скотт Линда
Cover:
Cover:Cover with valves
Category:
- Category:Business & Money
- Category:Science & Math
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6046470-3-5
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