How Much Does Gender Inequality Cost Women in Poor Countries?

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International development agency ActionAid released a study which shows gender inequality in work costs women in poor countries US$9 trillion each year.

Source:
http://www.actionaid.org.uk/latest-news/gender-inequality-costs-women-in-poor-countries-9-trillion-actionaid-says

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