Evidence of Discrimination in Labour Markets

question 84

Multiple Choice

Evidence of discrimination in labour markets:

• A)is more easily identified on the basis of race than gender
• B)is conclusively identified in large differences in average wage rates between men and women
• C)is difficult to verify by reference to differences in average wage rates
• D)has been quantified by economists for most races

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