Demographic Dividends: Emerging Challenges and Policy Implications 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-32709-9_2
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Population Ageing, Demographic Dividend and Gender Dividend: Assessing the Long Term Impact of Gender Equality on Economic Growth and Development in Latin America

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“…We apply this model using recent subnational Philippines NTA estimates calculated for terciles of household income by residence location (Abrigo et al 2016). This application takes advantage of the increasing availability of subnational NTA estimates, and is in line with recent work which simulates the economic impact of counterfactual economic lifecycle schedules on specific subpopulations (Mejia-Guevara 2014;and Miller, Saad, and Martinez 2016).…”
Section: B Modelmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…We apply this model using recent subnational Philippines NTA estimates calculated for terciles of household income by residence location (Abrigo et al 2016). This application takes advantage of the increasing availability of subnational NTA estimates, and is in line with recent work which simulates the economic impact of counterfactual economic lifecycle schedules on specific subpopulations (Mejia-Guevara 2014;and Miller, Saad, and Martinez 2016).…”
Section: B Modelmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Otro hallazgo importante es la diferente valoración de las propuestas desde la perspectiva de género, asociadas a una división tradicional del trabajo, evidenciando el histórico rol reproductivo que emerge de los discursos de las mujeres, alternativo al discurso de los hombres mayormente centrado en aspectos productivos (39). Esto muestra la reproducción de normas y estereotipos de género vinculados al sistema patriarcal en el espacio universitario (39), resultado llamativo en una institución responsable de una educación transformadora hacia mayor equidad y justicia social y que, por definición, es agente clave de socialización secundaria (40).…”
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“…Both initiatives increase the labor market participation of specific population groups. Miller, Saad, and Martinez (2016) argue that the demographic transition favors increased labor market participation of working-age women because a lower fertility rate would reduce the burden of childcare and household chores, which traditionally fall on women. As a result, women would have more time to engage in the labor market.…”
Section: Demography and The Labor Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%