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Which of the following statements accurately reflects the gender wage gap in Kerala?

  1. Significant gender inequality in wages and remuneration exists in Kerala, mirroring national trends.
  2. Gender disparity in wage rates is limited to the informal sector in Kerala.
  3. Women and men in Kerala are paid less in casual work compared to their counterparts in India.

    Ai, iii

    BAll

    Ci only

    Diii only

    Answer:

    C. i only

    Read Explanation:

    • In terms of wages and remuneration, significant gender inequality exists in the State, as well as at national-level.

    • The gender disparity in wage rate is prevalent not only in informal or unorganised sector, but also in regular/salaried employment

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