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Mar 11, 2021 46 min

8.mars: Kvinner og cash

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Alle vet at penger har ekstremt mye å si for hva slags liv og frihet du har. Hvorfor aksepterer vi da at kvinner har så mye mindre enn menn, mens politikerne ikke ser ut til å klare gjøre noe med det. Hvis vi fortsetter i dagens tempo, vil ikke kvinner og menn få lik lønn før tidligst i 2055. Og det retter ikke opp i at norske menn har langt større formuer enn kvinner. I snitt har hver norske mann over 18 år nesten 600 000 kroner mer i formue en norske kvinner. Kvinner får i dag 26 prosent mindre i pensjon enn menn. Hvorfor er det slik, og hva kan vi gjøre med det? Du møter: Shazia Majid, forfatter og kommentator i VG Peggy Hessen Følsvik, første nestleder i LO Anne Skevik Grødem, Sosiolog og forsker ved institutt for samfunnsforskning Kaia Storvik, redaktør av Agenda Magasin

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