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Why Women Select College Majors With Lower Earnings Potential
The 'logics of major choice' is different for women and men COLUMBUS, Ohio - Even when both male and female college students say they want to pursue a major with the best earnings prospects, the majors men choose are higher paying than the majors women choose.
Aviation Mechanics Shortage on the Rise, Four-Year College Degree No Longer a Requirement
Financial therapy can aid well-being, stability.
Study Offers First Large-sample Evidence of the Effect of Ethics Training on Financial Sector
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Here is Why Millennials Do Not Want to Own a Home, and Keep Renting in Big Cities Instead
Husbands' Stress Increases If Wives Earn More Than 40 Percent of Household Income
InventHelp: Making Inventors’ Dreams a Reality
By Ernest Hamilton
How to Become a Private Investigator
By Staff Reporter
Microsoft Japan Sees Happier, More Productive Staff After Implementing Four-Day Work Week Program
By Staff Reporter
Research to Make (fun) Multi-player Gaming an Educational Experience
By Staff Reporter
New Research Shows the More Women on a Company's Board, the More Market Value is Lost
By Staff Reporter
Will College Job Market Continue Its Decade-long Growth?
By Staff Reporter
Scientists Take Action to Prevent Sexual Harassment and Bias
By Staff Reporter
Childhood Chores Not Related to Self-control Development
By Staff Reporter
