Research Suggests That Face-To-Face Interviews

question 133

Multiple Choice

Research suggests that face-to-face interviews

• A)increase the probability of stereotyped judgments.
• B)exacerbate gender preferences in hiring decisions.
• C)reduce,but do not eliminate,racial preferences in hiring decisions.
• D)produce hiring decisions that are perceived to be more open-minded,but are no different from decisions based on evaluations of written materials.

Learn the factors that cause changes in rent and land valuation.

Grasp the interplay between market forces in determining wages, interest, and rent.

Understand the determinants and implications of land value and supply.

Compare different theories of profit, focusing on risk-bearing and innovation.

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