Block 2 facts and figures 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyGeogUniversityNone Created by: joshknight_Created on: 25-05-15 14:14 Bedford High employment 1 of 32 Women managers 33% UK, 35% EU average 2 of 32 Woman with degrees Child has no effect on job 3 of 32 Wage shares with age Men gain more of the share as age increases 4 of 32 Against child marriage because Poverty risk; drop out of school; no voice; lack of contraception 5 of 32 Sub-Saharan Africa... ... sees a lot of FGM 6 of 32 Domestic violence 90% of women in sub-Saharan Africa think it's okay 7 of 32 Domestic violence in the UK 2 women killed each week 8 of 32 Saudi Arabia & Yemen Being gay is punishable by death 9 of 32 India, 2013 Criminalised gay marriage 10 of 32 Ages of consent (based on sexual orientation) Gay: 18 - Straight: 16 - Lesbian: No age of consent 11 of 32 If there are no laws on gay marriage... ... then it cannot take place 12 of 32 Russia and attitudes to gays Associates gays with ********* 13 of 32 Thatcher Section 28; she wanted strong traditional family structures 14 of 32 John Major Single mothers are a drain on the economy 15 of 32 New Labour Repealed Section 28 16 of 32 Broken Britain London 2012 riots; lack of father figures 17 of 32 Canal St Gay area/town in Manchester; makes a city look cosmopolitan 18 of 32 Gay villages/areas On the decline; gays feel comfortable in most areas now 19 of 32 The main difference in income inequality is... ... national borders 20 of 32 Deunionisation Fall in wages for workers; wages increased under democrats and stagnated under Republicans 21 of 32 Gini co-efficient of some countries UK 0.36; USA 0.38; Germany: 0.30; France 0.29 22 of 32 New Deal FDR; progressive tax; 1930s (post economic crash) 23 of 32 Great Society LBJ; New Deal continued; Civil Rights movement; loss of the South 24 of 32 Reagan Rich got richer, poor got poorer; $2M+ earners saw tax drop from 67% to 49%; votes from patriotism 25 of 32 The USA... ... tolerates high inequality 26 of 32 Pensioners The socially acceptable poor; got richer because more women were in work for longer and national insurance increased 27 of 32 New Labour targeted... Couples with children, regardless of sexual orientation; the future 28 of 32 Gender Social construct; a woman will behave a certain way just because she is a woman 29 of 32 Attitudes towards women are... ... changing; Iceland, 1975; primarily working in the service sector 30 of 32 UK employment by gender Increased for women, since 1993; decreased for men, since 1993; men with children, and women without, have higher employment rates 31 of 32 Duration of women's employment has... ... grown from 1993-2003 because of increase in pension age 32 of 32
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