 (Washington Post Illustration; iStock) By Carolyn Y. Johnson A provocative new study of physician pay reveals a seemingly alarming racial disparity that reaches to the very top of medicine: a large salary gap between white male doctors and everyone else.  The median annual income of white male doctors between 2010 and 2013 was $253,042, compared with $188,230 for black male doctors, according to the study published in the BMJ. Both groups of men far out-earned female doctors of both races, although the pay gap between white and black women was modest and not statistically significant. But the study has a major flaw. Read the rest on Wonkblog. Top policy tweets ".@BernieSanders lost the Democratic primary. But more importantly, he won the Democratic Party: https://t.co/Axss7I8EmQ" -- @Avik "A simple guide to where Hillary Clinton stands on the issues https://t.co/zkUZssbPwv" -- @MaxEhrenfreund "When I was 23, I thought 'girls already rule.' But now I know thats not true. https://t.co/AbqYL6k1pA" -- @sarahkliff "Life table says divorce rate is 52.7% https://t.co/OOKVyWRQdW" -- @familyunequal "Another month, another JOLTS report & the Beveridge curve still hasn't shifted back." -- @nick_bunker |
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