In a 2010 study of single, childless urban workers between the ages of 22 and 30, the research firm Reach Advisors found that women earned an average of 8% more than their male counterparts. Given that women are outpacing men in educational attainment, and that our economy is increasingly geared toward knowledge-based jobs, it makes sense that women's earnings are going up compared to men's.Read the whole article here.
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Monday, April 11, 2011
Women Now Earn More Than Men
Posted By Milton Recht
From the Wall Street Journal article, "There Is No Male-Female Wage Gap: A study of single, childless urban workers between the ages of 22 and 30 found that women earned 8% more than men." by Carrie Lukas:
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