Gender Gap, Gender Inequality, and Gender Discrimination are all terms used to describe the unequal distribution of resources and opportunities between men and women.

Equal pay for equal work is not a factor contributing to gender inequality in the global economy, but rather a goal to be achieved.

Feminization of the workforce, Gender mainstreaming, and Women's empowerment are all terms used to describe the process by which women are increasingly taking on leadership roles in the global economy.

Government support for women-owned businesses is not a challenge faced by women entrepreneurs in the global economy, but rather a measure to address gender inequality.

Reproductive labor, Care work, and Domestic labor are all terms used to describe the idea that women's unpaid labor in the home contributes to the global economy.

All of the options listed are strategies for promoting gender equality in the global economy.

Gender and development, Women's economic empowerment, and Gender mainstreaming are all terms used to describe the idea that women's economic empowerment is essential for achieving gender equality.

Increased conflict and instability is not a benefit of gender equality in the global economy, but rather a potential consequence of gender inequality.

Gender and sustainable development, Women's role in sustainable development, and Gender mainstreaming in sustainable development are all terms used to describe the idea that women's participation in the global economy is essential for sustainable development.

Equal opportunities for women in leadership positions is not a challenge faced by women in the global economy, but rather a goal to be achieved.

Unpaid care work, Reproductive labor, and Domestic labor are all terms used to describe the idea that women's unpaid labor in the home is a form of economic activity that should be recognized and valued.

Encouraging women to stay at home and raise children is not a strategy for addressing gender inequality in the global economy, but rather a traditional gender role that perpetuates gender inequality.

Gender and development, Women's economic empowerment, and Gender mainstreaming are all terms used to describe the idea that women's economic empowerment is a key factor in achieving gender equality and sustainable development.

Increased environmental degradation is not a benefit of gender equality in the global economy, but rather a potential consequence of unsustainable economic growth.

Gender and sustainable development, Women's role in sustainable development, and Gender mainstreaming in sustainable development are all terms used to describe the idea that women's participation in the global economy is essential for achieving sustainable development.