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Let women work : the economic case for feminism

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Vogelstein, Rachel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2018Action note:

3/20/18 SANDRAW

Summary: Urges reforms to systemic legal barriers that impede women's economic participation. Considers that the United States should start by typing develop assistance to progress on women's participation and to use its leverage within the multilateral economic institutions to make equal treatment for women a precondition for obtaining investment and a positive assessment from these institutions.

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Urges reforms to systemic legal barriers that impede women's economic participation. Considers that the United States should start by typing develop assistance to progress on women's participation and to use its leverage within the multilateral economic institutions to make equal treatment for women a precondition for obtaining investment and a positive assessment from these institutions.

3/20/18 SANDRAW

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