Study: Women MBAs earn less than men because they aren’t as competitive

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Women aren’t as competitive-natured as men, and that’s why they end up in lower-paying jobs, according to a new study.

Feminists have long claimed that women get paid less than men mostly because of discrimination. Others say most women choose to go into lower-paying professions, work fewer hours and have their careers interrupted more often by family concerns.

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