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Building back better for women: Women's dire position in the informal economy

Emanuela Pozzan, Florence Bonnet Umberto Cattaneo

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The short paper is about women’s dire position in the informal economy and it shows how COVID-19 has exacerbated inequalities faced by women informal workers. It further illustrates G20’s need for action on four main areas: education, childcare, finance and assets, as well as ad-hoc support for women in the informal economy.

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The short paper is about women’s dire position in the informal economy and it shows how COVID-19 has exacerbated inequalities faced by women informal workers. It further illustrates G20’s need for action on four main areas: education, childcare, finance and assets, as well as ad-hoc support for women in the informal economy.

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The short paper is about women’s dire position in the informal economy and it shows how COVID-19 has exacerbated inequalities faced by women informal workers. It further illustrates G20’s need for action on four main areas: education, childcare, finance and assets, as well as ad-hoc support for women in the informal economy.

Key concepts: Informal sector, Position (finance), Inequality, Gender inequality, Economic growth, Economics, Finance, Mathematical analysis

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