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Unpaid care work is the kind of work people do in taking care of each other and building up each other capabilities in particular very young children. People who are sick need more significant amount of attention, care and very often it is women who do this type of work.
The main characteristic of unpaid care work is that is directly paid or remuneration. Now in theory this kind of work should be counted as a part of GDP. Unpaid care work is really what makes in of the society and the economy tick in many ways this kind of work can be seen as a solid foundation on which officials industries, services, economics, schools; universities sit down without this kind of work. It would be very difficult to even think of the society that can function. One kind of universal fact seems to be that nearly all human societies. It is often upon women this kind of works falls. What we said highly feminized. We have some data which shows that something like 75% of all unpaid distribution men and women. In fact it does penalized women because taking on the bulk of this work often carries a penalty in terms of not being able to have a full time job with a decent wage to not being able to accumulate pension, not getting all of the benefits comes from formal sector employment. So the penalties are many even though the benefit structure society is huge.