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Zahra Huseynova: The Correlation Between Gender Pay GAP AND GDP Growth In Azerbaijan Economy

                    Moreover, there is negative effect of literacy rate of male to female population and positive
                    effect of log of real GDP per capita on wage ratio. However, during the analysis we also
                    faced some limitations. The first one was regarding the literacy rate.  In the regression, we
                    used primary school completion rate for gender to control literacy gap which was a proxy
                    variable since the data on male and female adult literacy rate which should be used, was not
                    sufficient due to small sample size. The other limitations were small sample size due to
                    unavailability of data in databanks, some missing data or gaps in the data, possible omitted
                    variables,  and  lack  of  investigation  in  the  gender  pay  gap  field  for  Azerbaijan  case.
                    Moreover, there was also another limitation Yet despite these implications, we believe that
                    the results of the study will be useful for the implementation of correct government policies,
                    which will be aimed at reducing the gender pay gap in the future.

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