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Men at all age levels have higher insurance rates than women. This means they are riskier employees than women and if the reason women are being paid less is p
by czep 12y ago
Men at all age levels have higher insurance rates than women. This means they are riskier employees than women and if the reason women are being paid less is purely economic then the situation ought to be reversed and men should be paid less because of the higher risk. So clearly the reason is not economic but is a systemic bias.
Yes, making an argument involving decisions that affect the life chances of human beings and hiding behind "economic theory" is sociopathic.
- nawitus 12y ago>Men at all age levels have higher insurance rates than women. This means they are riskier employees than women and if the reason women are being paid less is purely economic then the situation ought to be reversed and men should be paid less because of the higher risk. That assumes that only insurance-based risk affects economics.