Wage Differentials and Discrimination
Students will investigate factors contributing to wage differentials, including education, skills, and discrimination.
Key Questions
- Analyze the economic consequences of wage discrimination.
- Explain why different occupations command different wages.
- Evaluate policy interventions aimed at reducing wage inequality.
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