A. (1) He works. (2) She works. (3) Both are physicians-a high-status occupation with considerable financial rewards. (4) He makes $140,000. (5) She makes
$88,000. (6) Take air traffic controllers. (7) He makes $67,000; she earns $56,000.
(8) Or housekeepers: he makes $19,000; she earns $15,000. (9) What about
teacher's assistants? (10) He makes $20,000; she earns $15,000. (11) Across the
board, in occupation after occupation, there is a substantial gender gap in the
median earnings of male and female full-time workers.
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