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     Women with low literacy suffer disproportionately more than men, encountering morein finding a well-paying job and being twice as likely to end up in the group of lowest wage earners, a study released on Wednesday said.
     Analysis by the Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR) found women at all levels oftend to earn less than men, but it's at the lowest literacy levels that the wage gap between genders is most.
     Women with low literacy are twice as likely as men at the same skill level to be among the lowest earners, bringing in ＄300 a week or less, the report said.
     “Because women start off so low in terms of wages, having higher literacy and more skills reallya big difference,” said Kevin Miller, aresearch associate at IWPR and coauthor of the study.
     Women need to goin their training and education level to earn the same as men, Miller said.
     Thewas based on 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy surveys, the most recent dataand focused on reading skills, not writing and numeric literacy. That data wasfrom a nationally representative sample of 19,714 people aged 16 and older, living in households or prisons.
     Data showed about one-third of American adults have low literacy levels, and more than 36 percent of men and 33 percent of women fall into that, the institute said.