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Chapter 3e - Policies Associated with Gender Inequality in Developed Countries

Gender inequality is both invisible and visible in developed countries. It involves deep-rooted male bias across all aspects of society that closes more doors for women than it opens. Data bias, design bias, and pay bias are just some examples that policy needs to address. Other problems such as sexual harassment go to the core of society's problems and it doesn't make for pleasant reading! text The gender data gap...

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