欧洲培训基金会ETF：2025年解读关于劳动力市场中妇女的5个神话报告（英文版）

The gender gap in labour market outcomes has economic costs. Decades of research shows that women’s economic empowerment drives economic growth and sustainable development. Closing both the labour force participation and working hours gaps has the potential to increase GDP per capita by 8.8% in OECD countries by 20601 . According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), eliminating gender disparities could raise GDP in lowerincome countries by an average of 23%2 . The largest projected long-