Gender Equality Works for Everyone.

Elissa Braunstein discusses the importance of gender equality in economic growth, focusing on social reproduction and its macroeconomic implications. She highlights the need to incorporate nonmarket dynamics into economic models and differentiates between care-led and inequality-led growth. Braunstein also addresses labor market challenges and encourages women to pursue macroeconomics to diversify perspectives in the field.

What are the potential consequences of a feminization of responsibility in social reproduction?

What arguments does the speaker make regarding the importance of social reproduction in economic processes?

Discuss the implications of gender equality on economic growth as presented in the text.

How does the integration of women into the labor market relate to the quality of jobs available?