The Quarterly Journal of Economics· 2014Q1
Gender, Competitiveness, and Career Choices *
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Boys are 20% more likely than girls to choose more prestigious, math- and science-intensive academic tracks, a difference largely explained by boys' higher competitiveness, even when academic ability is equal.
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