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The gender wage gap and wage discrimination: illusion or reality?

Howard J. Wall

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Abstract

The wage gap between men and women is not as large as you think, nor is it entirely due to discrimination.

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The wage gap between men and women is not as large as you think, nor is it entirely due to discrimination.

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The wage gap between men and women is not as large as you think, nor is it entirely due to discrimination.

Key concepts: Illusion, Wage, Labour economics, Economics, Low wage, Psychology, Cognitive psychology

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