Another set of very important topics! Thanks for the briefings, Karl!
One quibble: The charts on women's labor force participation inexplicably used "age 20 (or 15) and over" to define "working age." As the number and proportion of women living well into retirement age - and their economic ability to retire at all - has increased, this measure under-estimates the rate of meaningful participation.
Another set of very important topics! Thanks for the briefings, Karl!
One quibble: The charts on women's labor force participation inexplicably used "age 20 (or 15) and over" to define "working age." As the number and proportion of women living well into retirement age - and their economic ability to retire at all - has increased, this measure under-estimates the rate of meaningful participation.