Study Tesch-Römer et al. (2008): study ZZ 1999

Public

18+ aged, general public, 57 countries, 1999-2004

Sample

Respondents

N = 74395

Non Response

Assessment

Interview: face-to-face

Correlate

Authors's Label

Relative Female Economic Activity

Our Classification

Remarks

Data: UN Human Development Report 2002 Gender Empowerment Measure)

Distribution

Albania  73, Argentina  46, Austria  65, Bangladesh  76, Belarus 82, Belgium 66, Bosnia-Herzegovina 60, Bulgaria 86, Canada 82, Chile 49, China 86, Croatia 73, Czech Republic 83, Denmark 84, Estonia 82, Finland 86, France 76, Germany (West) 69, Great,Britain 74, Greece 58, Hungary 71, Iceland 83, Indonesia 67, Iran 37, Ireland 52, Italy 58, Japan 67, Korea 70, Kyrgyzstan 84, Latvia 80, Lithuania 80, Luxembourg 57, Macedonia 72, Malta 37, Mexico 47, Moldova 84, Morocco 52, Netherlands 66, Nigeria 56, Peru 43, Philippines,61, Poland 80, Portugal 71, Romania 76, Saudi Arabia 27, Singapore 64, Slovakia 84, Slovenia 80, South Africa 59, Spain 56, Sweden 89, Tanzania 93, Uganda 88, Ukraine 80, United States 81, Venezuela 53, VietNam 91

Operationalization

The share of the female population aged 15 and above who supply, or are available to supply, labour for the production of goods and services (a value of 100 shows equal economic activity rates of both genders).

Observed Relation with Happiness