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A century after the 19th amendment was passed granting women the right to vote, nearly three in 10 men (28%) say that women's gains toward equality have come at their expense, according to a report released by Pew Research Center.
Whereas women are more subjective and intuitive, males are more analytical and logical, basing their decisions on the purchases of others rather than trying it out for themselves. Further, where men tend to make purchases based on immediate needs women look at purchase as a long term decision. Men have an important role in promoting women's economic rights and independence, including access to employment, appropriate working conditions, control of economic resources and full participation in decision-making. Men are more likely to make extreme choices and decisions than women, according to new research on economic decision-making, led by an international team of scientists. I am constantly intrigued by statistics that show opposing reactions toward women’s career progression and gender parity. Katherine Fox, a former female corporate columnist for the Australian Financial Review, found that 72% of male senior executives agree with the statement that significant progress has been made in women's empowerment and career advancement. Of the female executives surveyed, 71% disagreed with this statement.
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