Which of the Following Would Constitute the Strongest Evidence of Employment

question 221

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would constitute the strongest evidence of employment discrimination against female employees?

• A) The average wage of female workers is lower than the average wage of males.
• B) The average wage of female employees is lower than the average wage of males with similar productive characteristics.
• C) The mean number of years of schooling of female workers is lower than that of males.
• D) The average hours worked by female employees is less than the average hours worked by males.

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