What is statistical discrimination? Why do employers use group membership as an indicator of a worker’s productivity? What is the impact of statistical discrimination on the wage of the affected workers? Must statistical discrimination reduce the average wage of blacks or women?

Q: Evaluate the following statement: “In all of the regressions, the coefficient on Female is negative,…

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Q: Some part of income inequality is likely to be the result of discrimination. But other factors…

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Q: is there a gap between the mean earnings for male and female recent college graduates?

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Q: Males under the age of 25 must pay far higher auto insurance premiums than females in this age…

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Q: In what decades did US female labor force participation increase the most rapidly? What factors…

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Q: If we observe that employers offer different wages based on which college someone graduated from…

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Q: Is the following statement True or False? "Employer Taste Discrimination models of wage inequality…

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Q: Why do economists say that discrimination is inerhently inefficent and therefore will not occur in…

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Q: 2. Give an overview of the studies examining gender discrimination.

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Q: Which of the following is not linked to wage inequality for Latinas and African American women? Rise…

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Q: The U.S. Bureau of the Census reported that, on average, white men earn $50, 945, whereas white…

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Q: One possible measure of gender discrimination is to look at the difference between the average male…

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Q: What is a factor where a portion of a wage gap may not be the result of discrimination? Explain why…

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Q: Consider discrimination in employment. Suppose dark-haired employees don't like working with blonde…

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Q: List Significant disparities in economic, educational, or employment status?

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Q: Explain how the method of instrumental variables can be used to estimate the compensating…

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Q: What difficulties arise in deciding whether a group of workers has a lower wage because of…

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Q: Empirical studies show that the average woman earns $0.80 for every dollar earned by the average…

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Price Discrimination

Price discrimination or differential pricing is based on the principle that the seller will charge the buyer a price based on the buyer’s ability and willingness to pay for the product rather than applying uniform pricing for all.