Albuquerque is the leading U.S. metro in terms of gender equality says Trulia

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., March 22: Trulia in recent times graded the 100 leading U.S. metros to the extent women have come to attaining gender parity concerning possessing a residence, spending no less than four years of college and being compensated for the work done. Albuquerque, NM, was positioned in the number one spot in the U.S.

The pay disparity between men as well as women in Albuquerque declined by 25 percent from 2008 to 2015. For now, women are 1.15 percentage points more probable to get four years of college education or more. Women are also 1.18 percentage points more expected to be owners of homes compared to men in Albuquerque.

Along with data Trulia quotes for the classification, the City of Albuquerque has incentivized procurement with its sellers who can validate gender parity in their pay scales.

Utilizing the 2015 five-year American Community Survey (ACS) microdata, [Trulia] reviewed the educational accomplishment of grownups over the age of 24, along with the home proprietorship frequency of single, never-married adults above 24 between men and women. For Trulia's observation of pay disparity variations, they contrasted the average earnings by gender of working adults over 24 years of age utilizing 2015 and 2008 one-year ACS microdata. This was accomplished countrywide and for the 100 chief metros for all three metrics.

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