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The insider-outsider theory of segmented labor markets states that wage discrimination is a factor of changing "tastes" for discrimination.
Expected Frequency
The predicted count of occurrences in each category of a statistical distribution, used as a comparison in chi-square tests.
Type B
A personality typology that describes individuals as more relaxed, non-competitive, and generally less stressed than their Type A counterparts.
Expected Frequency
The theoretical frequency of an event or category based on a probability distribution in statistical analysis.
Expected Frequency
The theoretical frequency or count of occurrences predicted for a category within a distribution, based on probability calculations.
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