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Page 1: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 2: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 3: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 4: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 5: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 6: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 7: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 8: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 9: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 10: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 11: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to
Page 12: inequality.stanford.edu · and women (Crittenden 2001), ana em- ployed mothers now account for most of the "gender gap" in wages (Glass 2004). The disadvantages are not limited to