When more women join the workforce, everyone benefits. Here’s why

Women and men complement each other in the production process. Image: REUTERS/Amir Cohen
Christine Lagarde
President, European Central Bank
Jonathan D. Ostry
Professor of the Practice of Economics, Georgetown University

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