Why Gender Parity Won't Happen for Generations to Come

The video discusses the impact of the financial crisis on economic growth, highlighting the challenges posed by automation and the lack of care infrastructure on women's employment. It examines global gender equality rankings, noting the success of Nordic countries and the need for improved care policies. The video also addresses the gender gap in STEM fields and political representation, emphasizing the benefits of gender equality in politics for economic distribution.

What are the two main factors slowing down economic growth in advanced economies according to the video?

• Lack of technological advancement and high unemployment rates

• Fourth Industrial Revolution and inadequate care infrastructure

• Overpopulation and environmental issues

• High taxation and government regulations

Which countries are leading in gender equality as mentioned in the video?

• African countries

• Nordic countries

• South American countries

• Middle Eastern countries

What is a significant challenge for women in North America and Western Europe regarding STEM fields?

• Insufficient educational institutions

• Cultural restrictions

• Bigger gender gap compared to other regions

• Lack of interest in technology

How many countries have had a female head of state in the last half-century?

• 200

• 65

• 100

• 13

What is one benefit of having more women in politics as discussed in the video?

• Increased military spending

• More political conflicts

• Higher economic inequality

• Better wealth distribution