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The wages of women’s work

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  1. the University of Texas, Austin

    Ray Marshall (Bernard Rapoport Centennial Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, president)

  2. the National Policy Exchange, Washington, D.C.

    Ray Marshall (Bernard Rapoport Centennial Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, president)

  3. the University of Texas, Austin

    Beth Paulin (doctoral candidate in economics)

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He was secretary of labor in President Carter’s administration; and his publications include Industrial Policy and Full Employmentand Work and Women in the 1980s: A Perspective on Basic Trends Affecting Women’s Jobs and Job Opportunities.

She is completing her dissertation, The Comparable Worth Debate: The Determination of Women’s Work and Wages.

The articles in this section have been adapted from consultations initially prepared for the U.S. Civil Rights Commission.

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Marshall, R., Paulin, B. The wages of women’s work. Soc 22, 28–38 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02699724

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