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Disparate Impact May Be Indicated Even If the Four-Fifths Rule

Question 30

Question 30

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Disparate impact may be indicated even if the four-fifths rule is satisfied.This would be due to which of the following?


A) significance level
B) industry type
C) sample size
D) applicant characteristics

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