The Statistical Discrimination Model and Becker's "Taste-For-Discrimination" Model

question 43

Multiple Choice

The statistical discrimination model and Becker's "taste-for-discrimination" model:

• A)are alike in that both predict discriminating firms will have higher profits
• B)are alike in that both predict discriminating firms will have lower profits
• C)differ in that the former results in potentially increased profits; firms with a taste for discrimination will have lower profits
• D)differ in that the former results in lower profits; firms with a taste for discrimination will have higher profits

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