Discriminatory Practices That Are Deeply Imbedded in Institutions Such as Education

question 67

Multiple Choice

Discriminatory practices that are deeply imbedded in institutions such as education, health care, business, and criminal justice, even if very few if any people are deliberately trying to discriminate, are

• A) institutional discrimination
• B) stereotypical prejudices
• C) racist stereotypes
• D) segregation

Understand the difference between public goods and private goods.

Comprehend the concept of nonrivalry and nonexcludability in the context of public goods.

Identify the effects of external costs and benefits on market efficiency.

Recognize the free-rider problem and its implications for the provision of public goods.

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