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Gender Issues
Accounting for Asian Economic Growth: Adding Gender to the Equation
Stephanie Seguino  

Absent from the important debate on the determinants of rapid Asian growth is the role of gender inequality. This paper argues that gender wage inequality has stimulated growth, with Asian economies that disadvantaged women the most growing the fastest from 1975 to 1990. The findings of this paper contrast with recent studies that argue income equality at the household level contributed favorably to Asian growth by reducing political conflict.
 
January 21, 2003.

 
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