Research shows women get paid less because mothers want flexibility

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If you study or write about family, gender, and employment, you will find yourself relying again and again on the research of economist Claudia Goldin. Goldin has been prolific, rigorous, and groundbreaking in her research on women and work, which makes it unsurprising that she won the Nobel Prize in economics on Monday.

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