Starting salaries for female OB/GYNs are higher than those of male OB/GYNs. What is the best explanation for this?
a. Female OB/GYNs have more human capital than male OB/GYNs.
b. Female OB/GYNs are smarter than male OB/GYNs.
c. The demand for female OB/GYNs is greater than the demand for male OB/GYNs.
d. The demand for female OB/GYNs is less than the demand for male OB/GYNs.
e. More males are in OB/GYN residency programs than females.
C
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