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Discrimination May Persist Even in Competitive Markets When the Source

Question 130

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Discrimination may persist even in competitive markets when the source of the discrimination is

A) employer prejudice.
B) customer prejudice.
C) wage prejudice.
D) Both a and b are correct.

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