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One should probably consider the unemployment gap too, on top of the wage gap. On that front, men seem to be hit harder in recessions, which from what I can tell is only partly because of male-dominated industries being more likely to shed workers. If those jobs which do disappear in greater numbers during recessions (or the current oil glut) are in like oil and gas, which I believe pay really well given the level of education/training required, wouldn't that mean a volatile job market in those industries would have an out-sized effect on male wages? Not saying this offsets the difference necessarily, but it does make a certain kind of sense that there would be higher pay in industries where your job security is low.
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# ¿ Jan 30, 2016 11:10 |
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ReadyToHuman posted:You'd think so, but it turns out no.
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# ¿ Feb 1, 2016 17:07 |
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ReadyToHuman posted:That's actually the opposite of what any stringing together of my posts would deduce I assume
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