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Adverse selection is a problem that arises in markets where the seller knows more about the attributes of the good being sold than the buyer does.
Economic Insecurity
The condition of lacking stable financial resources or income, creating uncertainty and risk regarding an individual's or household's well-being and future.
Working Class
A social group consisting of people employed in lower tier jobs, often involving manual labor and receiving lower pay.
Selective Recruitment
The process of targeting specific individuals or groups for recruitment based on predetermined criteria.
Statistical Discrimination
The practice of making decisions about groups of people based on statistical generalizations, rather than individual merit, often leading to unfair outcomes.
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