Beschreibung
The main focus of this book was to discuss a decision-making pattern between working and non-working women in their families. The findings of the book showed that working women enjoyed greater freedom compared to non-working women in household decision making. The second focus of this book was to determine the influence of gender norms on decision-making pattern among working and non-working women in their families. Findings revealed that most of women tended to have non-traditional ideologies on their rights towards their decision making. Lastly, the book determined the relationship between socio-economic resources and womans decision-making power. The results revealed that a resource such as monthly income is positively related to the decision making pattern of working women in financial management.
Autorenporträt
Dr M Sultana Alam is currently a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Human Science, Sultan Idris Education University. She is actively involved in research and publications. The author has published many articles in the refereed journals. She has been appointed as the Associate Editor and peer reviewer of scientific publications.
