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OECD data on paid and unpaid work done by men and women shows that in most countries the difference in total work disappears when you add paid & unpaid work together. Moreover the OECD data does not include commute times which would drive up the total for men.
 
OECD data on paid and unpaid work done by men and women shows that in most countries the difference in total work disappears when you add paid & unpaid work together. Moreover the OECD data does not include commute times which would drive up the total for men.
   
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Revision as of 13:16, 2 October 2020

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an international organisation comprising of wealthy nations. Among its other functions the OECD gathers and releases some data relevant to the men's rights movement.

OECD data on paid and unpaid work done by men and women shows that in most countries the difference in total work disappears when you add paid & unpaid work together. Moreover the OECD data does not include commute times which would drive up the total for men.

Country OECD Time spent in Total Work Difference Percentage
Male Female
Australia Yes 475.7 483.0
Austria Yes 500.1 517.9
Belgium Yes
Canada Yes
Denmark Yes
Estonia Yes
Finland Yes
France Yes
Germany Yes
Greece Yes
Hungary Yes
Ireland Yes
Italy Yes
Japan Yes
Korea Yes
Latvia Yes
Lithuania Yes
Luxembourg Yes
Mexico Yes
Netherlands Yes
New Zealand Yes
Norway Yes
Poland Yes
Portugal Yes
Slovenia Yes
Spain Yes
Sweden Yes
Turkey Yes
United Kingdom Yes
United States Yes
China No
India No
South Africa No

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