"A" beauty premium persists not "the" premium. I've only read the highlights but that reads like there's a dropoff for men, but not as steep a one as for women.

"A" beauty premium persists not "the" premium. I've only read the highlights but that reads like there's a dropoff for men, but not as steep a one as for women. Edit: This'll teach me to read the whole study. The conclusion has this to say: >This finding implies that the female beauty premium observed when education is in-person is likely to be chiefly a consequence of discrimination. On the contrary, for male students, there was still a significant beauty premium even after the introduction of online teaching. The latter finding suggests that for males in particular, beauty can be a productivity-enhancing attribute.