And despite this women on average are paid less than men. The results you mention are very old. They are at least 30 years old.
Still, those numbers are hiding important details, like how men outnumber women in stem for example in crazy numbers, like 9 to 1. And those domains where men outnumber women are way, way better paid. They are also hiding how women on average are not promoted as much as men despite better performances or degrees, and they don’t reach as high positions in companies than men.
Oh, and I’d be surprised if women who choose to stay at home to raise children were considered as unemployed the way all men are.
And despite this women on average are paid less than men. The results you mention are very old. They are at least 30 years old.
Still, those numbers are hiding important details, like how men outnumber women in stem for example in crazy numbers, like 9 to 1. And those domains where men outnumber women are way, way better paid. They are also hiding how women on average are not promoted as much as men despite better performances or degrees, and they don’t reach as high positions in companies than men.
Oh, and I’d be surprised if women who choose to stay at home to raise children were considered as unemployed the way all men are.
Those issues need to be addressed as well.