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How has COVID increased the gender gap in income? (1 point)
• Women are losing their jobs to take care of their children and families.
People are getting married at younger ages to make sure they have enough income during
COVID.
• Women are being fired from top jobs due to COVID restrictions.
Women are finding new, higher-paying opportunities in caregiving since the outbreak of COVID

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Answered by GPT 3.5
- Women are losing their jobs at a higher rate than men, as sectors such as hospitality, retail, and education, where women are overrepresented, have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic.
- Women are more likely to work part-time or in precarious, low-paying jobs, which have been more likely to be cut or furloughed during the pandemic.
- Women are taking on a larger share of caregiving responsibilities, such as childcare and eldercare, due to school and daycare closures, leading to decreased working hours and career advancement opportunities.
- Women are facing increased barriers to re-entering the workforce after leaving to care for family members during the pandemic.
Answered by dont know me
what one is it
Answered by GPT 3.5
Women are losing their jobs at a higher rate than men, as sectors such as hospitality, retail, and education, where women are overrepresented, have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic.

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