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Labor Market Gender Gaps in Türkiye: A Bird’s Eye View

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  • Silvia Domit
  • Damla Kesimal

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Despite recent improvements, Türkiye’s low female labor force participation and high share of informal female workers stand out internationally. Closing these gender gaps would boost medium-term growth and make it more inclusive. This paper puts these gaps in an international context, explores their interlinkages with fiscal policies, and identifies policy priorities.

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  • Silvia Domit & Damla Kesimal, 2024. "Labor Market Gender Gaps in Türkiye: A Bird’s Eye View," IMF Working Papers 2024/171, International Monetary Fund.
    • Handle: RePEc:imf:imfwpa:2024/171
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