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HOW WOMEN ARE REPRESENTED
AROUND THE WORLD
TOP 5 COUNTRIES FORVOTING EQUALITY
GERMANYFINLAND1906
RUSSIA
U.S.A
1918
1920
1918
NETHERLANDS
1919
FINLAND
RUSSIA
VIETNAM
CHINAWOMEN: 37,631
MEN: 20,152
WOMEN: 863MEN: 592
WOMEN: 1,050MEN: 766
WOMEN: 181MEN: 157
WOMEN: 1,033MEN: 919
THAILAND
BELGIUM
ARGENTINA
JAPAN
CHILEWOMEN: 70MEN: 387
WOMEN: 520MEN: 2092
WOMEN: 393MEN: 1211
WOMEN: 100MEN: 308
WOMEN: 95MEN: 291
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Women are represented in many different ways worldwide. By crunching the Graduate Management Admission Council's exam uptake numbers, statistics from the United Nations, and figures from the Gender Equality Index; GMAC has visualised women's representation around the
world. From the countries represented by more women in government, to those with low numbers of female graduates; it's easy to see where the world is now. The question is, where is it going?
THE WORLD'S TOP FIVE MOST POWERFUL WOMEN (ALL RANKED BY DOLLARS, MEDIA PRESENCE AND IMPACT - FORBES 2015)
ANGELA MERKEL MELINDA GATESHILLARY CLINTON
CHANCELLOR,GERMANY
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE,UNITED STATES
COCHAIRWOMAN,BILL & MELINDA GATES
FOUNDATION,UNITED STATES
JANET YELLEN
CHAIRWOMAN, FEDERALRESERVE BANK,UNITED STATES
MARY BARRA
CEO, GENERAL MOTORS,UNITED STATES
TOP 5 COUNTRIES FOR WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS
TOP 5 COUNTRIES FOR WOMEN IN SENIOR
MANAGEMENT
BOTTOM 5 COUNTRIESFOR VOTING
EQUALITY
SWEDEN43.6%
S. AFRICA41.9%
S. AFRICA1994
FINLAND41.5%
SPAIN41.1%
BELGIUM39.3%
SWITZERLAND1971
AUSTRALIA1962
MALAYSIA
1957
EGYPT1956
TOP 5 COUNTRIESFOR WOMEN VS MEN
STUDYING GMAT
BOTTOM 5 COUNTRIESFOR WOMEN VS MEN
STUDYING GMAT
Sources | hdr.undp.org/en/content/gender-inequality-index-giireports.weforum.org/global-gender-gap-report-2014dataviztool.internationalbusinessreport.comcia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook | indexmundi.comunwomen.org | quotaproject.org | ipu.org/wmn-e/classif.htm
RUSSIA40%
FRANCE33%
VIETNAM33%
SWEDEN28%
PHILIPPINES
37%
