The Gender Inequality in The Peruvian Labor Market, 2004-2021

Ángel Renato Meneses Crispín, Alberto Rojas Balletta, Juan Carlos Ocampo Risco, José Luis León Untiveros, William Moises Cruzado Pérez, Omar Cosme Silva

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Abstract

The objective of the research is to describe gender inequality in the Peruvian labor market, 2004-2021, identifying the main factors that trigger this problem. The methodology applied is documentary type because different articles, works and research reports are collected. For this purpose, a descriptive and comparative analysis was carried out by gender of the following aspects: economically active population, activity rate employment, economically active employed population, labor income, gender wage gap, employed population in the secondary sector, underemployment, salaried employment and unemployment. Despite the advances in gender equality, a constant and wide gap remains between men and women in the labor market. Likewise, the results found show that most of the labor market variables by gender have a positive impact and are statistically significant on the human development index, the estimates would be affected by other gender inequalities that exist in the labor market such as discrimination, stereotypes, among others.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)2734-2751
Number of pages18
JournalJournal of Ecohumanism
Volume3
Issue number7
DOIs
StatePublished - 20 Sep 2024

Keywords

  • Gap
  • Gender
  • I28
  • Inequality
  • J08
  • Labor
  • Market.Jel: E24

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