Our paper suggests that the access dimension may matter more for developing (non-OECD) countries, whereas to the extent that equity does boost growth for already developed (OECD) countries, it does so through participation (and not access).
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The impact is absolutely positive since it will simply add more skilled people to the work force. In addition the more equity the more participation in the economy the more the growth. Most importantly the more access for women to education the greater the impact is on the upbringing of children. These children would have a more creative and critical mind; the snow ball effect is huge
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