They say it is a man’s world, but perhaps not for much
longer as up to one billion women are expected to enter the workplace in
the next decade, according to the latest survey from Booz and Co. on
women in the workplace.
The report from the global management and strategy consultancy said the
surge in women employees, employers, producers, and entrepreneurs in the
next 10 years would improve not only gender equality, but global economic growth — however, it also warned that governments could miss out on this potential.
“As the world economy grows and develops, countries cannot afford to
ignore over 50 percent of their talent pool, ” Penney Frohling, business
strategist and partner at Booz and Co., told CNBC. “There is a view
that countries that are able to tap into that talent pool are going to
see higher growth. There is a very clear correlation between empowering
women and GDP growth , literacy rates, infant mortality rates.”
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