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Download full textBrown, Randall S.; And Others – 1976
Many economists have tried to explain existing wage differentials between men and women. A new approach compares the relative importance of occupational discrimination with that of wage discrimination. This model allows for variation both in occupational distribution and in wages resulting from differences in job qualifications and productivity…
Descriptors: Employed Women, Employment Level, Employment Patterns, Employment Practices
