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Honestly I don't even know how this became a problem, then again I wasn't born during the time those decisions were made. Its awesome to see that both Clinton and Trump are trying to do at least something about this. I can see why there are these Equal rights for women groups. I knew it was a problem but I didn't know it was this bad. It is very good to see it has improved over time though.

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Honestly

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I wonder what policies led to women starting to gain equal salaries, and what we can do to make it completely equal in 2016.

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I think overtime this issue has definitely progressed positively and slightly been resolved but I just am still so surprised on how women make about 80 cents for every dollar a man makes. I think it's gonna continue to get better but I can definitely see a protest in the future

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I think that in today's society it is more important the
An ever to have equal right and opportunities for both men and women, and I think that the way that the wage gap is closing is a way that we can see the change. Eventually I believe that women will be paid an equal amount as men.

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I think that based on the social ways of todays society the wage gap is slowly closing. However, when regarding jobs that do not require degrees, I think it will be much harder to gauge. Mostly due to the fact that the qualifications are based on the opinion of the employer

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I think it is interesting how both Trump and Clinton want to try and close the wage gap between woman and men but neither have presented a strong solution to close this gap. Without a solution presented by each side I don't believe either candidate will make any dramatic chances to the wage gap once elected. Woman may still be getting paid less because when they have children they often take more time off of work than there partner.

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I think the gap has been slowly being closed for a long time. Without a law saying women and men need to be payed the same amount for the same job, it's going to happen naturally for what people think is right. I believe that it will be closed in the future whether that is right or wrong.

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It's weird how Trump and Clinton are trying to only tackle one subject in "Women wages". Why not just take the whole issue down at once? If either Trump or Clinton said something like that then they would get a lot more support.

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While it's good to see improvement in the gender wage gap, I find it astonishing that women still only make 80 cents on the dollar compared to men. Will we ever have true parity?

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Gender Wage Gap Narrows to Smallest on Record

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Gender Wage Gap Narrows to Smallest on Record

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Haley Boyden
3 Facts:
- In 1980, not even very long ago, women working as full time employees earned less than 60 cents to every dollar made by a man for the same job.
- Both presidential candidates have been active in the discussion surrounding this topic.  Overall, Clinton seems to focus on ending this wage gap that most frequently occurs in jobs that do not require degrees.  Trump's campaign focuses on the pay difference between mothers and women without children.
- As the title states, the wage gap has become far less significant than it was in past times, such as the 80s.  Now, on average, women are receiving a record-breaking 80 cents for "every dollar earned by a comparable male".
1 Analysis:
-According to a study by Cornell University, "about half the gap stems from women being more heavily clustered in lower-paying jobs and industries--not that they are paid less for identical work".  They then continue to add over one third of the gap is from factors they can't identify (potential discrimination).  I, personally, believe that enforcing equal pay would boost the economy.  Women tend to be the ones buying necessities, as well as accessories, more than males.  Also there are a lot of "single mom" families, so women purchase more things than just for themselves.  Not to mention women's products usually cost more than the same product geared toward men.
1 Question:
- Why are women paid a lower amount when we are living in 2016?  Does this have anything to do with having children?
http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2016/09/13/gender-wage-gap-narrows-to-smallest-on-record/