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      "text": "How much are the gains to India from closing the gender pay gap? India has a substantially higher gender pay gap than any of the other countries included in our Index. Therefore we estimate that closing the gap would lead to a significantly larger percentage increase in female earnings for India than for OECD countries. Closing the gender pay gap would generate a 56% increase in female earnings, amounting to a US$ 245 billion boost to female earnings. The gains from closing the pay gap are larger than for most OECD countries, with the exception of the United States and Japan.",
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