The Occupational Crowding Model of Discrimination Predicts

question 30

Multiple Choice

The occupational crowding model of discrimination predicts

• A) why men,in some cases,earn less than women.
• B) that firms will compete with one another for the best employee and that discrimination will be eliminated.
• C) that,unless the government gets involved,discrimination will become more severe.
• D) that men's wages will fall and women's wages will rise when certain jobs are no longer dominated by men.
• E) the financial advantages for women crowding into a single occupation.

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