Question

women who works in outside the homes are economically independent and _____​

Answer 1

Answer:

women are independent and are socially and mentally fit

Explanation:

take care of yourself and achieve success in life

mark me as brainlest and follow me

Answer 2

Explanation:

In almost every country in the world, men are more likely to participate in labor markets than women. However, these gender differences in participation rates have been narrowing substantially in recent decades. In this post we discuss how and why these changes are taking place.

The first section in this article provides an overview of the ‘stylized facts’, including an overview of women’s participation in the informal economy and unpaid care work. The second section provides an overview of the key factors that have been driving the broad trends (these factors are further discussed in a companion blog post).

Before we move on to the details, here is a preview of the main points:

In most countries men tend to participate in labor markets more frequently than women.

All over the world, labor force participation among women of working age increased substantially in the last century.

In some parts of the world, the historical increase in female labor force participation has slowed down or even regressed slightly in recent years.

Women all over the world allocate a substantial amount of time to activities that are not typically recorded as ‘economic activities’. Hence, female participation in labor markets tends to increase when the time-cost of unpaid care work is reduced, shared equally with men, and/or made more compatible with market work.