How can technology be used to detect and prevent economic abuse?

Economic violence involves situations in which a perpetrator controls, deprives or destroys a victim's economic resources to impair their economic independence. Some public forms of socio-economic gender-based violence contribute to women becoming economically dependent on their partner (lower wages, very low or no ... The results indicate that the shares of individuals at risk of economic and financial violence vary significantly across the 19 countries analyzed. The overall ... Results. The estimated intimate partner violence lifetime cost was $103,767 per female victim and $23,414 per male victim, or a population economic burden of ... Gender-based violence (GBV) by definition · physical harm, · sexual harm, · psychological, · or economic harm · or suffering to women. By Dustin N. Sharp, Published on 01/01/12. Jun 19, 2012 ... This report presents the findings and conclusions of a yearlong project to examine and analyze the costs of violent crimes in a sample of eight major American ... Oct 19, 2023 ... A common form of violence against women, traditionally generated through the deprivation of resources, for example, by men's consumption of alcoholic beverages ... Dec 5, 2024 ... The 2019 cost of injury in the United States was $4.2 trillion, according to a report in CDC's MMWR. The costs include spending on healthcare, lost work ... May 21, 2024 ... Economic Violence Against Women, An Italian Story Of Abuse And Liberation. International Women's Day this year shines a light on the reality ...