A66 percent of Spanish women feel stressed and pressured by lack of time, which is the highest percentage of all developed countries, according to the study ‘The Woman of Tomorrow’ that Nielsen has prepared.
According to the global information and media company, French women (65 percent) and Italians (64 percent) rank second and third among women who feel the most stress. Thus, it indicates that this stress “is noticeable in emerging countries even more than in developed ones.” At the same time, he points out the main reason for this situation is “theobligation to reconcile professional and family life“.
The study also shows that a factor that contributes to higher stress levels in women in emerging countries “is the little money available to them that remains after covering essential expenses in order to spend something on themselves or enjoy a vacation. ” Among the women interviewed from emerging countries, “those from theIndia (81 percent), Mexico (74 percent) and Russia (69 percent)they are the ones that declare themselves the most stressed and pressured by lack of time, “according to the report.
Regarding the perception that Spanish women have of theirdegree of equality with men, Nielsen points out that “around 80 percent of those interviewed think that men and women are equally qualified to work, take care of children, have more education, more salary, get involved in politics, make purchasing decisions or be boss “.
Finally, 40 percent of the women surveyed in the countries think that their daughters will have greater financial stability than they and 54 percent believe that their descendants will achieve a female education. On the contrary, the percentage of women who believe that their daughters will have more financial stability than they in emerging countries is 80 percent.
