Gendering Macroeconomic Analysis and Development Policy: A Theoretical Model

The aim of this study is to develop a feminist Post-Keynesian/Post-Kaleckian model theoretically analyze the effects labor market and fiscal policies on growth employment. develops three-sector gendered macroeconomic with physical social sectors (health, care, education, childcare) in public private economy, an unpaid reproductive sector providing domestic care. It provides theoretical analysis GDP, productivity, employment men women both short long run, as consequence (1) policies, particular spending infrastructure, (2) decreasing gender wage gaps, particularly within dominated by women. This basis further impacts upward convergence wages, other types spending, taxes.