Economic development is impacted by women's empowerment because Reaching what is known as the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its goals among which is that economies expand when more women work requires advancing women's economic equality and rights as well as eliminating gender inequalities in the workforce. The realization that women's unpaid labor caregiving, housework, and emotional support contribute significantly to the operation of capitalist economies is a fundamental tenet of materialistic feminism. However, because this labor is frequently undervalued and ignored, women have fewer prospects and become economically dependent. To ensure equitable access to opportunities and financial resources, materialistic feminism challenges the gender-based division of labor through regulations and practices. This includes strategies that assist women's employment while acknowledging caregiver duties like pay justice, accessible childcare, parental leave, and flexible work schedules