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1. AAUW's previous study of the issue in 2007 came to a similar conclusion - 7%

Tue Nov 6, 2012, 10:12 AM

Nov 2012

But, like this study, the result was hidden in the fine print, behind the inflammatory and misleading headline.

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Wage Gap Myth Exposed -- By Feminists [View all] 4th law of robotics Nov 2012 OP

AAUW's previous study of the issue in 2007 came to a similar conclusion - 7% lumberjack_jeff Nov 2012 #1

The author makes a good case rrneck Nov 2012 #2

When even that AAUW is forced to concede, grudgingly 4th law of robotics Nov 2012 #5

It's almost as if differences in personal preferences are driving any wage gap 4th law of robotics Nov 2012 #6

They wouldn't be very fucking smart bosses if that were the case Major Nikon Nov 2012 #11

Indeed. Any sane boss would jump at the chance 4th law of robotics Nov 2012 #12

I don't think that is significantly meaningful, and here's why. lumberjack_jeff Nov 2012 #8

I'm not sure most studies look at it that way Major Nikon Nov 2012 #10

I wonder how long before it starts going the other way... Hemp_is_good Nov 2012 #13

It already has Major Nikon Nov 2012 #14

I am 100% certain that if women end up earning more than men 4th law of robotics Nov 2012 #15

Disagreeing proves you support women being paid less than men 4th law of robotics Nov 2012 #9