Multiple Choice
Why might wage discrimination and earnings discrimination not be interchangeable?
A) Wage discrimination is a static measure of discrimination and earnings discrimination can be measured over time.
B) Earnings are a function of both the wage and hours worked.
C) Earnings are solely at the discretion of the worker because the worker decides what type of job to accept.
D) Wage discrimination is driven to zero in the long run.
E) Wage and earnings discrimination are completely interchangeable because total earnings is a function of the wage.
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