One possible measure of gender discrimination is to look at the difference between the average male wage and the average female wage. This is a poor measure of discrimination for all of the following reasons except that men and women

A. might have different preferences when it comes to supplying labor.
B. may differ in their taste for part-time jobs.
C. may differ in their overall level of skill.
D. may differ in their willingness to accept risky jobs.
E. may differ in the return they receive for their skills.


Answer: E

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