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A working mom, off the clock dotshock/Shutterstock.comWomen without kids have earned more than employed mothers for decades or longer. But differences between these two kinds of workers, in terms of the education under their belts and the job experience on their resumes, are diminishing. This manifestation of inequality is becoming a bigger problem, since the number of families relying on the income these working parents take home is growing. The share of moms who make money has soared from 47 percent in 1975 to 70 percent in 2016. And the persistence of this disparity is a bit baffling because moms have stepped up their game by attaining higher levels of education and gaining work experience over the last 20 years. Based on my many years of research on how motherhood affects women’s paychecks, I’m certain that there are policies that can help fix this problem. Long-term gaps To try to understand the scope of this problem, I teamed up with economists Marta Murray-Close an

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