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Education and What it means for the Women in India
The labor force participation rate for women is lower than their male counterparts. There are many factors that influence whether a girl will attend primary school. For example, if the conditions of the roads are poor, children are less likely to attend school. Because of these distinct factors, this also influences higher education. This in turn affects whether or not women will attain high paying employment and even be considered for permanent employment. For further reading, read “Education Attainment in India: What it Means to Participate in the Labor Force.”
-Bina Walker
