… The study's contribution is to employ two basic models to examine the causes and implications
of gender inequality in the Indian economy. The first model would evaluate the significant …

… We assess the importance of gender inequalities and present evidence on their economic
consequences, their drivers, and the policy tools that can contribute to mitigating them. …

… potential for this literature to explain the relationship between negotiation and gender inequality
… role of negotiation in perpetuating or mitigating gender inequalities: (1) research from …

… We note that quotas cannot address the problem of gender inequality or untapped female
talent directly. It may seem that it would be more helpful to introduce flexible work and work–…

… is a widely untapped source of economic growth … gender inequality in terms of economic
participation mirrors that in education, with Sri Lanka and Maldives having the least inequality …

… information communication technology (ICT)-driven disruptive innovation that may nurture
un-captured GDP by harnessing untapped resources such as women's economic potential. …

… , traditional gender orientations may be significant indicators for the increase in gender
inequality in the … Until this is done, countries will remain trapped in a cycle of gender inequality …

… The same gender gap in the country’s smallholder agriculture frustrates the multifunctional
potentials of agriculture in achieving sustainable development outcomes. The smallholders …

… business, agriculture) to understand and harness the potential of ICTs to tackle poverty
and gender inequality may be a good starting point. (World Wide Web Foundation, 2015, p. 7) …

… in the sector and its potential to bring socialeconomic development benefits for women
and their families. However, narrowing the gender inequality gap in agriculture will require a …