Evidence Suggests That Some of the Observed Average Female-Male Wage

Multiple Choice

Evidence suggests that some of the observed average female-male wage differential can be explained by

A) the nature of the jobs and differences in acquired human capital.
B) differences in the innate abilities between men and women.
C) higher marginal revenue product for female workers.
D) the labour-force participation rate of adult women being above that of adult men.
E) None of the above can explain part of the wage differentials.