Measuring gender wage differentials and job segregation
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women workers; wage differential.; labour market segmentation; measurement.; methodology; sex discrimination; data analysis; travailleuses; disparité des salaires; segmentation du marché du travail; mesure; méthodologie; discrimination fondée sur le sexe; analyse des données; trabajadoras; diferencia del salario; segmentación del mercado de trabajo; medición; metodología; discriminación por razones de sexo; análisis de datos;All these keywords.
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