Developing countries in particular can expand this share by offering a variety of products instead of decreasing the prices of the products (see, for example, Eicher and Kuenzel, 2016). Successes in the development of labour-intensive industries and in the export of their products can generate substantial manufacturing employment in low- and middle-income countries (Chataway et al., Women in these countries may have little access to formal employment and are thus not part of the productive labour force.