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Female business travelers pay less than their male colleagues because they tend to book earlier

  • Written by Javier D. Donna, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Florida
Female business travelers pay less than their male colleagues because they tend to book earlierWomen tend to book business travel earlier than men.Michael Duva/Stone via Getty Images

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Female employees consistently pay lower airfares than men do for the same flights because they tend to book earlier, according to a new peer-reviewed article I co-authored.

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