Being a Working Woman Costs $430,480 Over A Lifetime

Where does Idaho stand on this issue? It's about women vs. men in pay. A study was done and the results say that women are missing out on over $400,000 in pay during their working career. 

According to Bloomberg.com

The gender pay-gap issue has come to the fore following criticism from President Barack Obama that women earn 79 cents for every dollar a man makes and demands by actresses including Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and top women's soccer players for equal wages to their male counterparts. Some states have intervened: California lawmakers last year approved legislation mandating that women and men earn the same amount for similar work.

Idaho falls near the middle to high end of income women are missing out on. As in: We're missing out on more than the average state. See the chart HERE.

Where do you stand on all this?