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Majority of women s working hours excluded from global GDP

By excluding many factors that contribute to the overall health of the economy and wider society, the GDP metric steers policymakers towards priorities that are fuelling inequality, gender and racial injustice, and climate breakdown.

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Women short-changed as 65% of weekly working hours ignored in official data

Oxfam said unpaid caring and domestic responsibilities are rendered invisible in the formal economy and not valued properly.

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Most work done by women globally is unpaid , Oxfam says

Official economic statistics are misleading because they fail to take into account work such as unpaid care and cleaning, Oxfam said. It described gross domestic product as "anti-feminist and colonial".

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65% of women s weekly working hours globally are unpaid

65% of women s weekly working hours globally are unpaid
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Oxfam brands GDP colonial and anti-feminist

Charity argues fixation on the metric leads to policies that 'directly harm women'

United kingdomAnam parvezDiane coyleUniversity of cambridgeOffice for national statisticsOxfam head of researchInternational labour organisationCentre for progressiveGross domestic productNational statisticsProgressive policyProfessor diane coyleBennett professorPublic policyOxfam headKingdom government