1.The current pandemic has produced what some Canadian economists term a 'she-cession', effectively meaning that there has been a much greater negative impact on female workers than on male workers. Many women have left the workforce, while men have added to the workforce during the pandemic.

a.What effect has the 'she-cession' had on unemployment and the economy?

b.What economic tools should Canada use to combat this 'she-cession' situation for temporary and long-term?