Why do women in japan represent 50 percent of the workforce but make up only 10 percent of the managerial positions?

a)there are laws prohibiting women from working in managerial positions.
b)traditional beliefs and cultural norms keep women out of managerial positions.
c)the job demands make it very difficult for mothers to take leadership positions.
d)husbands want their wives to leave managerial positions open for men.

The correct answer is:

B. Traditional beliefs and cultural norms keep women out of managerial positions.

In the Japanese culture women have less value than men when it comes to work and struggle more when it comes to finding job opportunities. While men are seen as the dominant ones women are supposed to stay at home with their children, and even though women now represent 50 percent of the labor force they are still dealing with reaching managerial positions because men believe it would be shameful to be supervised by a woman.

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