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In addition to discrimination, market power, and human capital, gender differences in risk preferences might also …
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In the traditional Becker model of employer discrimination, discriminatory behavior arises from a utility … discrimination with a profit-maximizing principal (owner) and a gender-discriminating agent (management). We show that managerial … discrimination is increasing with the degree of risk in the revenue-generating process. We then test this relationship using a …
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Several studies show that young women start with lower wage expectations than men, even before entering the labor market and that this partly translates into the actual gender wage gap through effects on educational choice and the formation of reservation wages. Building on the theoretical...
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This paper discusses the difference in risk exposure between men and women and its impact on job choice. Since women tend to be more risk-averse, they select themselves into industries and occupations with lower risk exposure. It is shown that female-dominated sectors and professions are...
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