The Global Gender Gap Report uses all sorts of metrics. One is women in politics. Both Rwanda and Sweden do better than the US on that. Economic metrics may also benefit women in Sweden more.
The Global Gender Gap Report uses all sorts of metrics. One is women in politics. Both Rwanda and Sweden do better than the US on that. Economic metrics may also benefit women in Sweden more.
How is Sweden more "egalitarian" than the US, for example? What criteria is used to measure it? The WEF claims that Rwanda is also better at "gender equality" than the US, so my bs detector is going off.