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Fields of Study and Male-Female Pay Differences in Federal Employment

November 17, 2010 835

Why do men still earn more than equally experienced and educated women in the federal service? In a recently published article, “A Major Difference?: Fields of Study and Male-Female Pay Differences in Federal Employment”, in The American Review of Public Administration, Gregory B. Lewis and Seong Soo Oh set out to find out why.

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