Gender equality - perception of life quality of men and women 2010

This statistic shows the results of a survey in 22 states asking respondents who they think has a better life in their country - men or women. The survey was conducted in 2010. 39 percent of respondents from the United States thought that men had a better life in their country, while 23 percent thought that a woman's life in the United States is better than a man's. 24 percent of American respondents thought the life quality of men and women in the United States is the same.

Who do you think has a better life in your country - men or women? (Worldwide 2010)

Characteristic	Men	Women	Same	Don't know / refused
United States	39%	23%	24%	15%
Britain	39%	16%	36%	9%
France	75%	14%	9%	2%
Germany	49%	15%	27%	9%
Spain	45%	16%	33%	5%
Poland	55%	15%	25%	6%
Russia	29%	14%	52%	5%
Turkey	33%	27%	38%	2%
Egypt	32%	16%	46%	7%
Jordan	28%	23%	47%	2%
Lebanon	18%	34%	47%	1%
China	22%	24%	49%	6%
India	40%	33%	26%	2%
Indonesia	29%	15%	55%	1%
Japan	29%	47%	20%	5%
Pakistan	37%	16%	42%	6%
South Korea	26%	49%	23%	3%
Argentina	27%	21%	46%	6%
Brazil	42%	30%	27%	1%
Mexico	27%	14%	56%	3%
Kenya	36%	28%	34%	2%
Nigeria	46%	25%	26%	3%

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Release date

July 2010

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

April 7 to May 8, 2010

Age group

8-19 years

Method of interview

Telephone interview

Supplementary notes

The source posed the question as follows: "All things considered, who has a better life in this country -- men or women?"

United States: N=1,002
Britain: N=750
France: N=752
Germany:N=750
Spain: N=755
Poland: N=750
Russia: N=1,001
Turkey: N=1,003
Egypt: N=1,000
Jordan: N=1,000
Lebanon: N=1,000
China: N=3,262
India: N=2,254
Indonesia: N=1,000
Japan: N=700
Pakistan: N=2,000
South Korea: N=706
Argentina: N=803
Brazil: N=1,000
Mexico: N=1,300
Kenya: N=1,002
Nigeria: N=1,000