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DP19009: Get-What-You-Want: Gender Differences in Self-Set Salaries?
In Germany, the gross hourly income of men was 6 % higher than that of women in 2025 when controlling for factors such as profession or qualifications. One possible explanation for the remaining gender pay gap may be gender differences in salary expectations and negotiations. Therefore, we examine w
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