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The image displays a bar chart illustrating average number of working hours for men and women in developing countries from 1998 to 2003, measured in hours, with supplemental hours distinctly for women. Benin shows men and women work 8 hours with 2 hours 25 minutes extra for women. Mexico indicates 8 hours for both genders with an additional 1 hour 45 minutes for women. India records 7 hours for both sexes with 1 hour 5 minutes more for women. South Africa lists 7 hours for men and women with 59 minutes extra for women. Republic of Korea presents 7 hours with 58 minutes more for women. Madagascar notes 6 hours for both sexes with an additional 51 minutes for women. Mongolia shows men and women work 6 hours with 44 minutes extra for women. Mauritius reflects 5 hours for both genders with an extra 24 minutes for women. The average for developing countries indicates 7 hours for both men and women with an additional 1 hour 9 minutes spent by women over men.
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The bar chart compares the average number of hours worked per day by men and women in eight developing countries between 1998 and 2003. It also illustrates how many additional minutes women worked compared to men in each country.
Overall, women consistently worked longer hours than men across all the countries shown. Benin recorded the highest average working hours, while Mauritius had the lowest. The gender gap varied significantly between the countries.
In Benin, the total number of hours worked reached nearly 9 hours per day, with women spending about 2 hours and 25 minutes more than men. Mexico and India followed, where women worked approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes and 1 hour and 6 minutes longer, respectively. In contrast, the smallest difference was observed in Mauritius, where women worked only 24 minutes more than their male counterparts.
The remaining countries – South Africa, the Republic of Korea, Madagascar, and Mongolia – exhibited more moderate gender gaps, ranging from around 44 to 59 minutes. On average, women in the eight developing countries worked about 1 hour and 9 minutes more per day than men.
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