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Anecdotes of discrimination
- Introduction
- Anecdotes about parental attitude and societal beliefs in inferior intellect and abilities of women
- Discouragement from pursuing an economics career
- Discrimination women economists received as students
- Employment discrimination
- Marriage and academic employment
- Salary, promotion and tenure
- Student sexism toward women professors
- Inaccessible facilities and materials
- Women’s contributions to experiences of discrimination
- Conclusion
- Notes
- References
Abstract
As a class and historically, women are the recipients of sex discrimination. Sex discrimination is the adverse and unjust treatment of women because of their sex. The adverse treatment includes women being considered inferior, having less access to resources, and finding fewer opportunities.
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