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I wonder if this is due to the decline of men in the workplace?

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Pew Research Center

In 2018, jobs in which analytical skills are most important paid $36 per hour, on average. This is more than double the hourly wage of $15 in occupations least in need of analytical skills. pewrsr.ch/2u263gs

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Pay for analytical jobs is rising, which indicates more demand than supply, which might possibly be due to slow reduction of male workforce?

9:59 AM · Jan 31, 2020

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My guess is it's much more about the increasing returns to analytical skills currently available.

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