Millennial Women Fueling Workforce and Economic Growth

Women aged 25-34 are participating in the workforce at record rates in several developed economies like the U.S. and Australia.

These millennial women tend to be more educated than their male peers, making them more productive workers.

The shift to hybrid and remote work has benefited working women, especially those with children.

Women aged 25-44 outspend similar aged men by up to $2,000 per year, boosting the economy.

If female participation rates increased further, GDP growth in countries like the U.S. and India could jump by 3-50%.