Empirical Work That Does Not Correct Wages for Differences in Productivity

question 96

Multiple Choice

Empirical work that does not correct wages for differences in productivity of workers is likely to:

• A)find evidence of wage differentials
• B)be unable to capture evidence of labour market discrimination
• C)misinterpret apparent evidence of labour market discrimination
• D)do all of the above

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