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>The gap is still 7% overall. Is that normalized to number of hours worked? Women often work less hours than men.
by 1over137 5y ago
>The gap is still 7% overall.
Is that normalized to number of hours worked? Women often work less hours than men.
- cplusplusfellow 5y agoIt’s not normalized for any of the factors that actually determine wages earned by any worker of any gender. So therefore the number is virtually useless, except to identify aggregate level choices made by men and women.