00:00 What are the consequences of the violence?
00:04 There are estimates from the Centre for the Prevention of Violence,
00:07 which tell us that out of the women who access the violence centres,
00:11 4 out of 10 suffer from economic violence.
00:15 The problem is at the base,
00:17 and the problem is that since culturally some of the control behaviours are considered normal,
00:22 for women in many cases, even for abused women,
00:25 it is very difficult to identify these behaviours
00:28 and therefore to identify as victims of economic violence.
00:31 It is a problem of redistribution of those who can produce wealth,
00:35 which is linked to the distribution of the care load.
00:38 In the sense that it is not a coincidence that the countries of the Mediterranean Belt,
00:42 which are joined by the model of Mediterranean welfare,
00:45 in which the women of the family take care of all the care activities not paid,
00:49 but also the countries where there is more violence against women, more economic violence,
00:54 consequently, since women are held in a subordinate position and do not work,
00:59 there is also a lower production of wealth.
01:02 We have the estimates of Banca d'Italia,
01:04 which tell us that for our country it would be sufficient to have a 60% of female employment
01:10 to have a 7% of domestic product.
01:13 At the same time, recently PricewaterhouseandCooper identified as a single growth factor
01:20 the most important one, namely the female human capital.
01:24 It is not a coincidence that even the latest researches of Alma Laurea tell us
01:28 that Italian women graduate earlier, with higher grades.
01:31 The system invests in their training and then does not allow them to work
01:36 and with their income and with the taxes they pay, redistribute to the community.
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