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Women Faced With Gender Stereotypes Are Less Likely To Take Financial Risks
November 19, 2010 by NewsBot
Last year Nicholas Kristof declared in his New York Times column what banks need to fix their problems: Not just a bailout, but also "women, women, and women." Women are generally thought to be less willing to take risks than men, so he speculated that the banks could balance out risky men by employing more women...


