Despite the manifest differences between their two economies, women in Canada and India grapple with similar issues of poverty, as a consequence of globalisation and trade liberalisation. But such `feminisation' of poverty that finds women facing the brunt of low wages and unemployment is now increasingly a worldwide trend.
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