Women in Management, Global Comparison
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Women in Asian Management
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Country
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% Women legislators, senior officials and managers
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Philippines
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53.3%
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Russian Federation (2007)
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38.7%
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Thailand
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23.77%
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Viet Nam (2004)
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22.2%
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China (2005)
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16.8%
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Japan*
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9.2%
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Women in European (Eastern) Management
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Country
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% Women legislators, senior officials and managers
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Hungary
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36.7%
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Poland (2007)
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36.2%
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Czech Republic
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28.3%
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Croatia
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26.3%
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Women in Management in Central & South American and the Caribbean
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Country
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% Women legislators, senior officials and managers
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| Chile | 50.1% |
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Panama
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48.7%
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Barbados (2004)
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43.4%
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Brazil (2007)
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36.4%
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Costa Rica
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30.9%
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Peru (2007)
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27.6%
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Argentina (2006)
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23.2%
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Women in European (Western) Management
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Country
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% Women legislators, senior officials and managers
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France
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38.5%
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Germany
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37.8%
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United Kingdom (2007)
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34.0%
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Spain
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32.4%
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Sweden
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32.3%
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Norway
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31.3%
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Switzerland
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30.2%
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Women in Management in Middle East and Africa
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Country
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% Women legislators, senior officials and managers
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Israel
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30.1%
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Ethiopia (2006)
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15.7%
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West Bank & Gaza Strip
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9.9%
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Egypt (2007)
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10.8%
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| United Arab Emirates | 9.9% |
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Women in North American Management
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Country
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% Women legislators, senior officials and managers
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United States
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42.8%
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Canada
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36.0%
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Mexico
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30.7%
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Women in Management in the Pacific
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Country
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% Women legislators, senior officials and managers
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New Zealand
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40.0%
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Australia
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36.8%
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Years Reported
Data is from the most recent year for which it is available. Unless otherwise indicated, all data is from 2008.
Classification
The countries in the tables measure their workforce using the International Standard Classification of Occupations version ISCO-88, and the relevant category counts legislators, senior officials, and managers.
*This information for Japan is relevant to administrative and managerial workers, and is thus, not strictly comparable to the other percentages of women (for legislators, senior officials and managers), although the number is accurate. Japan measures its workforce using the International Standard Classification of Occupations version ISCO-1968, and the relevant category counts administrative and managerial workers.
SOURCE
International Labour Office, LABOURSTA, "Yearly data: total employment, by occupation."
UPDATED March 16, 2010
