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Getting to Equal in Mongolia's Labour Market
20th June 2018
This World Bank clips flags up the growth in female participation in Mongolia's labour force, and the policies that have been adopted to encourage it.
But think about it - women are better educated than men, and previously were largely excluded from the workforce. Thus, any increase in female participation will boost LRAS, but the same is also true, even if a given number of women replace men: their education means that even though the quantity of people in the labour force remains the same, the quality has improved.
As a result, it is also likely to enhance development.
Mongolian #women say this when asked why they are not able to work.
— World Bank East Asia Pacific (@WB_AsiaPacific) June 19, 2018
Read more in the first qualitative study on #gender disparities in #Mongolia’s labor market: https://t.co/LExUNdHF0U pic.twitter.com/DHgcdZF0oO
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