Poor infrastructure practices that do not reflect principles of inclusiveness can create real
barriers for women which prevent them from effectively participating in the economy. In light …

This paper examines the short-run and medium-run impact of spending in social
infrastructure, defined as expenditure in education, childcare, health and social care, wages …

Considering that the forms of representation and consequences of energy poverty differ with
national conditions, this study first defined energy poverty in China based on theory and the …

Macroeconomic models and associated policy analyses have long focused exclusively on
market production, ignoring gender and care. Decades of feminist economic research, policy …

The development of expressway construction projects (ECPs) poses overwhelming
challenges to the physical environment around the world. The challenges are supposed to …

Using a contextualized primary time-use survey (TUS) data, we examine the gendered
effects of unpaid care work on care providers' well-being outcomes–labor supply, time …

The aim of this article is to discuss why we should synthesize feminist and post-
Keynesian/Kaleckian economics. We answer three related questions. Why does post …

Purpose–The article aims at discovering classes and clusters of EU member-states
considering their levels of economic development and gender equality to foster the …

China has made remarkable reductions in absolute poverty. However, pressing questions
remain of how to consolidate the existing achievements of poverty alleviation and prevent …

This paper analyses Keynes's 1930 prediction that technical advances would cut people's
working week to 15 h by 2030 and investigates why actual working hours are significantly …