A paper from Georgia State University suggests that inequality in the labor market may begin not with employers, but with applicants themselves. Family background, it finds, shapes not only who gets which job, but also what salary graduates believe is worth asking for in the first place. The researchers followed two cohorts of university-educated jobseekers...
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