Multiple Choice
If there is a wage differential due to discrimination, it will be unlikely to exist for very long in a competitive market for labour because competing firms will demand:
A) more labour from the group of workers that are being discriminated against and there is a cost advantage for the non-discriminating firms
B) more labour from the group of workers that are being discriminated against and there is a cost advantage for the discriminating firms
C) less labour from the group of workers that are being discriminated against and there is a cost advantage for the non-discriminating firms
D) less labour from the group of workers that are being discriminated against and there is a cost advantage for the discriminating firms
Correct Answer:
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