Statistical Discrimination Is

question 48

Multiple Choice

Statistical discrimination is

• A) using statistics to judge the average characteristics of a group of workers.
• B) judging one person according to a group to which he or she belongs.
• C) using statistics in hiring.
• D) firing people due to low average productivity.

Understand different market entry strategies for international business expansion.

Identify and analyze the advantages and disadvantages of various international market entry options.

Assess the impact of financial resources and risk tolerance on the selection of market entry strategies.

Understand the role and application of international commodity identification systems.

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Definitions:

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