Analysis highlights how gender pay gap reduces productivity and increases poverty, suggesting measures to address wage inequality.
This paper examines the impact of the gender pay gap on global economic growth, focusing on its effects on workforce participation, consumer spending, trade, and living standards. Using global and national perspectives, it highlights how wage inequality reduces productivity, increases poverty, and slows growth, while proposing actionable measures to narrow the gap and foster economic stability.
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Yuvraj Singhla (2025) studied this question.
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