Nora Szentivanyi is joined by Olya Borichevska, Jessica Murray and Joe Lupton to discuss gender gaps in labor market performance and how women have fared in the recovery from the pandemic.

Concerns over labor market scarring have been especially pronounced for women, who experienced an outsized hit during the 2020 recession compared to men, both in absolute terms and relative to previous recessions. This has raised concerns about structural change and potential scarring that could set back female labor performance.

While the recovery has seen the gender gap close in DM economies, women’s recovery has lagged in EM. We explore the reasons for this divergence and discuss what recent global developments mean for female labor and global labor markets more generally.

Speakers

Nora Szentivanyi, Global EM Economist

Olya Borichevska, Global Economist

Jessica Murray, EMEA EM Research

Joe Lupton, Managing Director, Global Economic Research

 

This podcast was recorded on March 8, 2022.

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