A company's WGEA-reported gender pay gap sits well above the national average, and an executive claims 'since our recruitment process is technically merit-based and doesn't reference gender, the pay gap must simply reflect individual choices, not systemic factors.' Which evaluation BEST addresses this claim using the lecture's concepts?

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This is inaccurate: the lecture links the gender pay gap to structural factors including vertical and horizontal segregation and the impact of career interruptions

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This is inaccurate only because the gender pay gap is not discussed as a workplace issue anywhere in the lecture's content

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This is accurate, since the lecture states merit-based recruitment processes automatically eliminate systemic pay gap causes

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This is accurate: the lecture attributes all gender pay gaps entirely to individual employee choices rather than any systemic pattern

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