Big City Means Big Bucks For Women
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sponsored by: Women are out-earning men in large cities across the country, says Reach Advisors, which crunched data from the 2008 Census. Women aged 22 to 30 without children or a husband earned 8 percent more than comparable men in the top 366 metropolitan areas. The gap is greater in New York and Atlanta, where they earn 17 and 21 percent more, respectively. Acceptable Use Policy blog comments powered by Disqus |
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