Why Canada Is Outpacing U.S. in Women Labor Participation

The video discusses female job market participation trends in Canada and the US since the 1970s. It highlights the increase in participation, with Canada surpassing the US since the 1990s. Factors such as the 2008 recession and family leave policies are explored. The role of education is examined, noting that older Canadian women have made significant job gains. Despite these gains, Canada faces economic challenges like falling oil prices. The video concludes with a discussion on earnings and future prospects for women in the workforce.

What factors contributed to the increase in job market participation among older women in Canada?

Discuss the impact of the global crisis of 2008 on younger American women's job market participation.