Studies by Blau and Kahn report that productivity differences "explain" approximately 1) half of the wage...
Studies by Blau and Kahn report that productivity differences "explain" approximately
1) half of the wage difference for both women and African Americans.
2) two-thirds of the wage difference for women and nine-tenths for African Americans.
3) one-third of the wage difference for women and one-tenth for African Americans.
4) one-quarter of the wage difference for women and half for African Americans.
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