PAN’s policy-making continued one-size-fits-men trend
Outgoing administration, like those before it, did nothing to make policies work for women.
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The outgoing government continued the trend of favoring capital investments over investment in well-being.
Women’s contribution to the economy remains one of the most undervalued aspects.
This draft law has been boasted as a move forward in gender equality in the family and labor market. In practice, however, it is not.
Dita Dobranja
Dita Dobranja is an economist focused on labor market economics, gender economics, and international trade. She has a master’s degree in international economics at the American University in Washington DC. Dita works as an economist in various projects, she currently teaches at RIT Kosovo and is also editor of Feminist Economics and an author on the “Exploring Economics” platform.
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This story was originally written in English.