Gender Inequality

The transformation of grassroots women as mere beneficiaries of services.

The transformation of women as active participants.

The transformation of women as non-beneficiaries of services.

The elimination of women from the public world.

Cluster sample

Random sample

Systematic sample

Convenience sample

Reproductive Health, Labor Market, Literacy and Knowledge.

Employment, Gender wage differentials and Empowerment.

Labor market, Employment and Political participation.

Reproductive Health, Empowerment and Labor market

Elite model

Gendered division of labour

Pluralist model

Patriarchy

Unwelcome sexually determined behaviour.

Physical contact advances.

Sexually coloured remarks.

Demand work.

All women are organized for equitable share of development in society.

All women are not equally unequal in their families.

Women are attached to a twofold social inequality i.e. In relation to men and in relation to women.

Women do not constitute homogeneous unit.

Pay for household work.

Sex segregation in jobs.

Sex segregation in jobs and less pay for women’s work.

More pay for women’s work.

Margaret Benston

Oakley

Firestone

Nancy Chodorow

Pakistan Ordinance

interim Constitution

Indian Act 1935

None of these