Industry (National Level, HR Specialist job) Arts and Entertainment (A) $57,790 Construction (B) Mining (C) Occupation (National Level, all jobs) $62,280 $69,850 Personal Care and Service $28,730 Education, Training, & Library $52,960 Management $120,740 Geographic Region (Lawyer job) Mobile, Alabama $121,910 Chicago, Illinois San Diego, California $128,006 $136,966 a) The relative pay difference between the Arts and Entertainment industry and the Construction industry is %. Round your response to the nearest hundredths place. ) The relative pay difference between the Arts and Entertainment industry and the Mining industry is %. Round your response to the nearest hundredths place. :) The relative pay difference between the Construction industry and the Mining industry is %. Round your response to the nearest hundredths place.

Industry (National Level, HR Specialist job) Arts and Entertainment (A) $57,790 Construction (B) Mining (C) Occupation (National Level, all jobs) $62,280 $69,850 Personal Care and Service $28,730 Education, Training, & Library $52,960 Management $120,740 Geographic Region (Lawyer job) Mobile, Alabama $121,910 Chicago, Illinois San Diego, California $128,006 $136,966 a) The relative pay difference between the Arts and Entertainment industry and the Construction industry is %. Round your response to the nearest hundredths place. ) The relative pay difference between the Arts and Entertainment industry and the Mining industry is %. Round your response to the nearest hundredths place. :) The relative pay difference between the Construction industry and the Mining industry is %. Round your response to the nearest hundredths place.

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