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The Bloomberg article is either intentionally misleading on where they pulled their stats from OR they used a different table. Regardless the stats don't match
by sjg007 8y ago
The Bloomberg article is either intentionally misleading on where they pulled their stats from OR they used a different table. Regardless the stats don't match the chart you referenced so I am guessing it is a different source. I don't find a straight map for your numbers either.. can you clarify how you got those numbers?
- siruncledrew 8y agoThe US numbers I pulled directly from a table in the EEOC report. The EEOC report says the data is from 2014, and the article's charts cite "Latest comparable data as of 2014", so I am not sure why there are minor discrepancies in the article's US numbers unless they didn't use 2014 data.
- sjg007 8y agoWhich table? Thanks.
- sjg007 8y agoI can't find your numbers in the link you provided. Can you point me to the table you referenced?
- siruncledrew 8y agoFigure 5.