Socio- Economic Empowerment of Women in Global Era: With Special Reference to India

Abstract

Purpose: India has the distinction of developing one of the world's longest continuing cultures, which has continuously adapted to the
evolving political and socio-economic material and unique events of its history. It is often presumed that, by an unquestionable lack of
work or elevated jobs, women will bear the cost of economic liberalization. but the theory of trade shows that women, particularly in
emerging economies can contribute a lot due to trade liberalization and increase in foreign trade, women have proven to be a remarkable
cohesive unit of the community, which in the stage of rapid societal changes has demonstrated great resilience and adaptability.
Design/ methodology/ approach: This research is qualitative in nature and based on both primary and secondary data both.
Research objective and implications: The research's primary emphasis is to explore the impact of globalization in raising the socioeconomic
status of women and to highlight the positive as well as the negative impact of globalization on women’s livelihood.
This paper will be helpful for various policymakers, researchers, government bodies, and various stakeholders of the society to know the
contribution of microfinance in rebooting the Indian economy by poverty alleviation.