In the Taste-For-Discrimination Model, a Prejudiced Employer Who Prefers White

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True/False

In the taste-for-discrimination model, a prejudiced employer who prefers white workers and who has a discrimination coefficient of $3/hour would still hire African-Americans if the market wage rate were $22/hour for white workers and $20/hour for African Americans.

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Definitions:

Carbocation Intermediate

A positively charged carbon ion, often found as a reactive intermediate in organic reactions, characterized by a carbon atom having only six electrons in its valence shell.

Resonance Contributors

Describes the various Lewis structures that represent a molecule's bonding and electron arrangement, highlighting how electrons can delocalize across the molecule.

Carbocation Intermediate

A positively charged ion (cation) characterized by the presence of a carbon atom having only six electrons in its valence shell, often occurring in organic reactions.

Resonance Contributors

Structures that depict the delocalization of electrons within a molecule, showing different possible configurations without changing the placement of atoms.