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Either an increase in wealth or an increase in population would increase consumption and aggregate demand, other things equal.
Taste-For-Discrimination Model
An economic model that explains how personal preferences and biases of employers, workers, or consumers can lead to discrimination in hiring, wages, and consumer purchases.
Higher Wages
Wages that are above the average or standard level, often resulting from increased demand for labor, higher productivity, or specialized skills.
Statistical Discrimination
The use of statistical or probabilistic data about demographic groups by employers, lenders, etc., to make assumptions about individuals, potentially leading to discriminatory practices.
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