Introduction to Econometrics: Analysis of the Gender Pay Gap Among Software Developers

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Abstract

This econometrics project is a brief analysis of the gender pay gap among 2,096 female and 8,428 male software developers. It demonstrates the forward propagation of a linear regression model, beginning with a single variable and building to a nine-variable model.

Throughout the iterative models, the negative impact estimate of sex on wage is likely underestimated.

Author(s)

Wyatt "Miller" Miller

 

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