Ingreso promedio de las mujeres es de G. 720.000 menos que los hombres
The data reveals significant gender disparities in Paraguay’s labor market, highlighting that women face lower employment rates and earn substantially less than men despite having slightly more years of education. This income gap exists even though women constitute a majority of the population, indicating systemic structural inequalities that persist across the workforce. These statistics are crucial for open data advocates because they demonstrate the necessity of accessible, gender-disaggregated statistics to identify and address economic inequities. Transparent public data allows researchers and policymakers to scrutinize labor trends, holding institutions accountable for wage gaps and unequal opportunity distribution. Ultimately, making such detailed demographic and economic information openly available empowers civil society to demand equitable policies. It transforms raw numbers into a tool for social justice, ensuring that the specific challenges faced by women are visible, measurable, and actionable within the public sphere.
Source: ultimahora.comPublished on 2024-02-25
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