Inclusive Growth: Making It Happen

Gabriel Ramos discusses Mexico's economic policies, NAFTA, and the impact on inequality. She highlights the need for balanced reforms and investment in infrastructure, skills, and technology. The conversation shifts to gender inequality, emphasizing the importance of cultural change and educational reforms. Ramos advocates for policies that support women's participation in the workforce, addressing both economic and caregiving issues. The discussion concludes with the potential of demographic trends to drive gender equality.

What role does Gabriel Ramos think education plays in addressing gender inequality?

How does Gabriel Ramos view the relationship between economic empowerment and caregiving?

What cultural issues does Gabriel Ramos believe contribute to gender inequality in education?

What does Gabriel Ramos suggest about the future of gender equality in the context of demographic changes?