From the economic point of view, discrimination:
A. No longer exists in the U.S. economy
B. Results in an actual domestic output that is below potential domestic output
C. Provides incentives for minority groups to work harder at their jobs
D. Results in an actual output that is no different from potential domestic output, provided resources are fully employed
B. Results in an actual domestic output that is below potential domestic output
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Taking action to reveal one's own private information is called:
A. screening. B. signaling. C. statistical discrimination. D. proofing.
Which of the following finally brought the U.S. economy out of the Great Depression?
(A) World War I (B) The Korean War (C) World War II (D) The Vietnam War
The "Chain Store Act" is a name given to the
A. Federal Trade Commission Act. B. Robinson-Patman Act. C. Clayton Act. D. Sherman Antitrust Act.
During the second half of the 19th century, the United States
A. was a net creditor nation. B. had a surplus in its current account. C. borrowed heavily from European nations to acquire capital in order to industrialize. D. borrowed heavily from European nations to purchase consumer goods.