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In Becker's discrimination model, employers who are prejudiced a. have a discrimination coefficient d = 0. b. be driven out of business in the long run in a competitive market. c. have an integrated workforce, but disliked workers will hold jobs that do not involve customer contact. d. always employ their preferred workers, even if disliked workers are willing to work for a lower wage. e. have an integrated workforce, but workers will have to be paid a higher wage.

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          In Becker's discrimination model, employers who are prejudiced

	a.	
have a discrimination coefficient d = 0.

	b.	
be driven out of business in the long run in a competitive market.

	c.	
have an integrated workforce, but disliked workers will hold jobs that do not involve customer contact.

	d.	
always employ their preferred workers, even if disliked workers are willing to work for a lower wage.

	e.	
have an integrated workforce, but workers will have to be paid a higher wage.

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Principles of Microeconomics

N. GREGORY MANKIW 8th Edition

Chapter 19

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In Becker's discrimination model, employers who are prejudiced a. have a discrimination coefficient d = 0. b. be driven out of business in the long run in a competitive market. c. have an integrated workforce, but disliked workers will hold jobs that do not involve customer contact. d. always employ their preferred workers, even if disliked workers are willing to work for a lower wage. e. have an integrated workforce, but workers will have to be paid a higher wage.