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Occupational differences between recent male and female college graduates

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Salaries of recent male and female college graduates : educational and labor market effects

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Why are women underrepresented in public school administration? : An empirical test of promotion discrimination

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Relative earnings of black college graduates, 1980 - 2001

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Do colleges shortchange women? : Gender differences in the transition from college to work

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PAPERS - Women and Economics: Education and Impact - Do Colleges Shortchange Women? Gender Differences in the Transition from College to Work

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Feminism, Objectivity, and Economics

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Occupational differences between recent male and female college graduates

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Salaries of Recent Male and Female College Graduates : Educational and Labor Market Effects

Joy, Lois - 2003

Why do recent male college graduates earn more than their female counterparts? The author explores this question by estimating several salary regressions using data from the 1993-94 NCES Baccalaureate and Beyond Longitudinal Study. The results suggest that labor market variables outweighed...

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