. Women in the United States continue to be paid less than men overall. Nationally, in 2007, the median weekly earnings of female full-time wage and salary workers totaled $614, while it was $766 for males.
What percent of male full-time wage and salary worker median weekly earnings does the female median weekly earnings represent? (This percentage is often called the women-to-men's earning ratio.)

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. Women in the United States continue to be paid less than men overall.   Nationally, in 2007, the median weekly earnings of female full-time wage and salary workers totaled $614, while it was $766 for males.
What percent of male full-time wage and salary worker median weekly earnings does the female median weekly earnings represent?  (This percentage is often called the women-to-men's earning ratio.)

tkhunny · Answer

1) This is a patently false statement as it is presented.  The Median is an insufficient measure to make such a statement.
2) Have you considered calculating the ratio that is defined?  614/766 = ??