Gender Inequality

"A game of musical chairs": Male labour force participation in the US

A businessman walks through the Tokyo International Forum in a banking district in central Tokyo November 27, 2014. Japan's jobless rate fell and the availability of jobs edged higher in October from the previous month, government data released on Friday showed. Picture taken November 27, 2014

A man walks through the financial district. Image: REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Nick Bunker
Policy Analyst, Washington Center for Equitable Growth
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