1. Which of the following is true regarding women\'s mobility? 2. According to B

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1. Which of the following is true regarding women's mobility?

2. According to Beller and Hout, how does the U.S. compare to other rich societies (e.g., German, UK, Sweden) in terms of occupational mobility?

3. Gender inequality has been a pervasive feature of most societies throughout history. Our quick look in class at the gender composition of key economic and political positions in the U.S., in Indiana, and in Bloomington reveals that:

women are now “over-represented” in the worlds of politics and academia

4. England characterizes the contemporary gender revolution as “uneven and stalled.” According to England, what explains this?

Explanation / Answer

Question-1

working women are less mobile than working men

explanation:

it is true that working women get great oppertunity for development of mobillity as compare homemaker women and get more chance of empowered to herself.but working women are lag behind for proper mobilzation due to discrimination of capablity in working place, less chance to explore inner capablities as compare working men .

Question2

There is more mobility in the U.S. than another rich societies in occupational term.

explanation:

intragenerational occupational mobility are massively dominated in U.S.. people are mostly engaged in high profile job . So their occupational mobility will always be uplifted and contribute to economic growth of nation as compared other rich societies.

Question-3

Gender inequality is no longer a noticible feature of contemporary american society.

answer:

Gender inequality in america are eliminating over past history and advancment in gender equality.in 2006, U.S rank one in equality of education oppertunity.in 2017, the world Economic forum rank , United state 49th best in terms gender equality among 137 countries.

4. It is attribute to fact that behaiour of women has changed a lot more than the behaiour of men.

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