Asked by logan
Which of the following statements about Sweden’s efforts to eliminate gender inequality is false?
A.
Antidiscrimination laws protect the rights of women.
B.
Swedish women earn slightly less than American women do, in comparison to men’s salaries in the same profession.
C.
Women get 16 months paid maternity leave.
D.
Women make up about half of Sweden’s parliament and hold more than half of all government management positions.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
A
B
C
D
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Swedish women generally have a smaller gender pay gap (earn closer to men) than American women do, so the statement claiming Swedish women earn slightly less than American women (relative to men's salaries in the same profession) is false. The other statements are essentially correct (Sweden has strong antidiscrimination laws; about 480 days ≈ 16 months of paid parental leave; and women are about half of parliament and hold a large share of government management posts).
Swedish women generally have a smaller gender pay gap (earn closer to men) than American women do, so the statement claiming Swedish women earn slightly less than American women (relative to men's salaries in the same profession) is false. The other statements are essentially correct (Sweden has strong antidiscrimination laws; about 480 days ≈ 16 months of paid parental leave; and women are about half of parliament and hold a large share of government management posts).
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