Gender Equality and Taxation Policies in the EU

Åsa Gunnarsson () and Ulrike Spangenberg ()
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Åsa Gunnarsson: Umeå Universitet
Ulrike Spangenberg: Institut für gleichstellungsorientierte Prozesse und Strategien

Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy, 2019, vol. 54, issue 3, 141-146

Abstract: Abstract The persisting gender differences in employment rates and patterns and gender gaps in unpaid care work, employment rates, income, old age security, poverty and wealth are all closely linked to the allocative and distributional outcome of tax regulations.

Date: 2019
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