(Bloomberg) -- It looked pretty good for young women's earnings in 2011.

The pay gap separating women and men aged 25to 34 was the smallest ever recorded by the Pew ResearchCenter, with young women earning 97 cents for every dollar paidtheir young male counterparts.

For the rising generation of U.S. workers, at least, therewas very nearly income equality.

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