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Gender wage gap in Greece driven by unexplained factors, study finds.

Economic Bulletin
Gender Wage Differentials in Greece
Evangelia Papapetrou

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The article "Gender Wage Differentials in Greece" examines the differences in pay between men and women in Greece. By using a special analysis method, the researchers found that these wage gaps exist across all levels of pay. The main reason for the differences in wages is not due to the skills or experience of the employees, but rather to unexplained factors. This means that men and women in Greece are not being paid equally for the same work.