Study: Women face economic inequalities

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Howard businesswomen continue to climb the ladder, but economic inequalities still keep them on a lower rung than men, a report says.

“Regardless of education attainment or occupation, women in Howard County earn significantly less than men, and higher percentages of women work in lower-paying occupations,” states a recent study by the Howard County Commission for Women detailing the economic status of women.

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