The Power of Parity: How Advancing Women's Equality can Add $12 trillion to Global Growth
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inequality; work; gender; labor market; GDP; global annual; gender gap; women; play; identical role; workforce; female; male; labour force participate; agricultural; business; investment; productivity; wage gap;All these keywords.
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