Re:Google Finds It’s Underpaying Many Men as It Addresses Wa...
by teachingassist on Sunday May 23, 2021 @09:42AM
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> your 50/50 split of n is the most aggressive way to interpret that information.
I'm satisfied with that choice.
Given that Google are here quoting this stat in the press (with the 50/50 implication) to defend themselves against an inequality suit, without actually giving us the figures, I assume that this is the best spin that Google can put on it.
More likely, we should interpret that to mean that men were found to be more likely to be underpaid (n_men > N_men), and that the appropriate comparison of variance (finding outliers) among men versus women was performed.