One prominent claim that feminist economists make is that the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) does not adequately measure unpaid labor predominantly performed by women, such as housework, childcare, and eldercare. Since a large part of women's work is rendered invisible, they argue that policies ...
The development trajectory in Africa is sometimes characterised by economists as 'growth without development', meaning that social injustices and inequalities, among them those based on gender and sexuality, deepen while GDPs grow. Issue... A Mama,H Abbas - 《Feminist Africa》 被引量: 1发表: 20...
The second day of the Conference will be a policy-oriented program of panel discussions bringing together academics, practicing attorneys, economists, accountants, policymakers, legislators, and others to consider issues related to gender and taxation and to consider strategies for incorporating gender-re...
We argue that these results confound widely utilized models of how people behave, and take particular issue with how economists and policy-makers model the household and its boundaries as the institutional context for individual decisions. 展开 ...
Capabilities;Empowerment;Gender economics;Power;Self-efficacy Introduction Feminist economics is a subdiscipline of economics that emerged in the 1980s as feminist economists started to interrogate assumptions embedded in their discipline that failed to take account of gendered roles and responsibilities and ...