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Explain how the common practice of unpaid leave for new mothers in the United States can contribute to a persistent earnings gap between men and women over the course of their careers.
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A couple, both employed full-time, are expecting their first child. The mother plans to take 12 weeks of leave from her job, which will be entirely unpaid. The father will continue to work his regular hours with no change in his income. The household relies on both incomes to cover their monthly expenses. Which statement best analyzes the most direct economic impact on the household during the mother's leave?
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