US EditionIn the South, Men Earn on Average 29% More than Women.
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Gender inequality is also measured in pesos. According to a recent report on living conditions prepared by the Directorate of Statistics and Economic Research (DEIE), men in the south of Mendoza receive, on average, 29.8% more income than women. A gap that not only reflects wage differences, but also shows the structural barriers that many women still face in the labour market. The report, corresponding to 2024, confirms that this wage gap is re…
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