Economic Empowerment of Women

The video discusses the historical economic dependence of women on men and how education has empowered women economically since the 1960s. It highlights the shift from an industrial to a knowledge-based economy, which coincided with women's increased educational attainment. The video also compares income growth between genders, noting women's significant progress. It explores how women reinvest their earnings into families and communities, especially in developing countries, contrasting with men's spending habits.

What was a key factor that allowed women to gain economic power starting from the 1960s?

• Industrialization

• Technological advancements

• Education

• Political movements

How did the economy change as women began to gain education?

• It became more industrial-based

• It shifted to a knowledge-based economy

• It focused more on agriculture

• It remained unchanged

What trend has been observed in women's income over the last 30 years?

• It has fluctuated significantly

• It has decreased

• It has remained flat

• It has grown exponentially

In developing countries, what percentage of women reinvest their income into families and communities?

• 30%

• 50%

• 70%

• 90%

What is a common spending habit of women in the United States?

• Investing in luxury goods

• Spending on family and education

• Saving for retirement

• Buying real estate