Economic status intersects with gender globally to affect women's participation in tech. Women from lower-income backgrounds, particularly in regions with limited social mobility, often have fewer opportunities to enter high-paying tech jobs. This disparity is visible in both emerging markets and wealthy nations, where class status influences access to education, networking, and career advancement.

Economic status intersects with gender globally to affect women's participation in tech. Women from lower-income backgrounds, particularly in regions with limited social mobility, often have fewer opportunities to enter high-paying tech jobs. This disparity is visible in both emerging markets and wealthy nations, where class status influences access to education, networking, and career advancement.

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