The Following May Be Examples of Discriminatory Selection Standards Except

question 42

Multiple Choice

The following may be examples of discriminatory selection standards except:

• A) educational requirements.
• B) arrest records when security clearance is necessary.
• C) height, weight, and physical characteristics.
• D) None of the above; all may be discriminatory selection standards.

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Definitions:

R&D

Research and Development, a business or government activity that focuses on the development of new products or the improvement of existing products.

Firm Sales

Firm sales refer to the total amount of revenue that a company generates from the sale of its goods or services within a specific time frame.

Oligopolists

Firms in a market structure dominated by a small number of large companies, having significant control over their industry's prices and policies.

Pure Monopolists

Firms that are the sole providers of a product or service in a market, facing no competition.