In rich countries, gender inequality doesn't result in discrimination in the economy, politics, and access to medical services.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Despite being developed or rich, gender inequality still exists in various aspects such as wage gap, glass ceiling, and underrepresentation in top positions in the workforce. Women also face barriers in accessing political power and healthcare services, making gender discrimination prevalent in these areas as well.

In Rich Countries, Gender Inequality Doesn't Result in Discrimination in the Economy