2010
DOI: 10.1080/13552074.2010.491318
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The global economic crisis, its gender and ethnic implications, and policy responses

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“…During the recent global financial crisis, these scarce resources were affected in the UK as in other countries. Seguino (2010) reports that the financial crisis also affected the wage rates of accounting professionals, as critics raise questions concerning the ethical training of these professionals. The wage gap between men and women with similar job profiles is reduced during the crisis, first because of the lower average wage rates in the market and second because companies prefer to recruit only people (men or women) with specific expertise and higher academic performance.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…During the recent global financial crisis, these scarce resources were affected in the UK as in other countries. Seguino (2010) reports that the financial crisis also affected the wage rates of accounting professionals, as critics raise questions concerning the ethical training of these professionals. The wage gap between men and women with similar job profiles is reduced during the crisis, first because of the lower average wage rates in the market and second because companies prefer to recruit only people (men or women) with specific expertise and higher academic performance.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, Seguino (2010) and Stavropoulou and Jones (2013), among others, showed that during the global financial crisis, the ethical behavior of accounting professionals was questioned by critics and ex ante wage rates de-trended. Moreover, because of the financial crisis, a small change in wages may lead to large-scale changes in taxable income (Saez et al, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Health spending cuts can present significant dangers to populations in developing countries, in particular. Given that more than half of public health budgets in Sub-Saharan Africa depend on foreign aid, funding shortfalls can increase stress on women who are the predominant caretakers of sick persons (Seguino 2009). Moreover, due to the income losses stemming from the employment crisis, families have consistently reported lower healthcare spending and service utilization.…”
Section: Pension and Health Reformsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Espoletada com a bolha imobiliária nos Estados Unidos da Amé-rica, esta crise tornou-se global, atingindo diretamente vários países da Europa e, reflexamente, em países de outros continentes mais dependentes da exportação de bens de consumo, em virtude da retração da procura e o congelamento do cré-dito quer para o consumo quer para o investimento (Seguino, 2010). Marcadas pela austeridade e pela retração da despesa pública em proteção social e apoio ao crescimento económico, as políticas públicas têm exacerbado as desigualdades sociais, na medida em que tendem a privatizar os riscos sociais e a desregulamentar os mercados de trabalho.…”
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“…Marcadas pela austeridade e pela retração da despesa pública em proteção social e apoio ao crescimento económico, as políticas públicas têm exacerbado as desigualdades sociais, na medida em que tendem a privatizar os riscos sociais e a desregulamentar os mercados de trabalho. A literatura sobre a atual crise e a austeridade é já abundante (p.e., Rubery, 1988;Walby, 2009;Seguino, 2010; Rubery, 2011; Karamessini e Rubery, 2014;Griffin, 2015). São, porém, raras as análises sobre os impactos ao nível dos regimes de sexo/género, entendidos como configurações das relações sociais entre mulheres e homens, determinadas, em cada contexto, pelo enquadramento institucional, pela economia e pelos estilos de vida.…”
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