Without Government Intervention in Competitive Markets

question 128

Multiple Choice

Without government intervention in competitive markets:

• A)evidence of discrimination in market economies is generally quite prevalent
• B)discrimination is motivated by profit-maximising entrepreneurs
• C)the inequity of discrimination cannot be rectified
• D)evidence of employer discrimination is rare

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Bridge Employment

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Employment Recidivism

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