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For most working women, being in the job market doesn't pay. Women earn the most in professions where men predominate—operations research, law, engineering, medicine—but they earn less than their male colleagues. Women predominate in the low‐paid occupations—clerical, retail sales, health services—and yet, even in these lower‐paid occupations, they still earn less than men.

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