Walter block makes the case that the glass ceiling, and the pay gap between men an women has little to do with sexism or discrimination. Contents Part 1 - Block explains perceived wage gap problem and states his hypothesis and starts to explain role of opportunity cost. Part 2 Block continues on opportunity cost and explains how differences in wages are down to different choices. Part 3 Block supports his arguments with logic and statistics. Part 4 Block changes subject and deals with the glass ceiling explaining it with socio-biological factors. Part 5 continues with points from part 4 on the glass ceiling and discusses why men fill both prisons and high office while women exist in great numbers in neither. Also Discusses the role of sex on the values of society. part of a longer lecture at mises.org
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