Labour Market Discrimination in Ghana: A Gender Dimension

This book is a comprehensive piece of analysis of labour market discrimination from gender perspective in Ghana. It contains vital information on the subject of inequality related to employment and wages between women and men in Ghana. It provides a source of evidence for researchers, policy makers and gender activists in Ghana and Africa in the discussion of gender discrimination in the labour market of a developing economy. Academics and students will also find this book useful and worth reading.

Autorentext

is a Labour Economist at the Department of Economics, University of Ghana and a Fellow of International Institute for Advanced Studies (IIAS) based in Ghana. He also consults for the Ghana Labour Ministry on employment and labour issues. He holds PhD in Economics and an Alumnus of University of Ghana and Harvard University in the U.S.A