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market using official statistics since race can only be inferred from native language. Moreover, employers may think that …
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consistent with a search-matching model in which employers statistically discriminate on the basis of race when hiring unemployed …
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Our paper introduces the dimension of social psychology in a model of efficiency wages and gender diversity. In this context, we show that women earn lower wages than men but provide in return relatively less effort. Therefore in order to increase women's productivity, the firm increases their...
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The article analyzes a sample of political discourse, namely the speech entitled “We Want Our Country Back”, delivered by the British nationalist, MEP, Ashley Mote. In the communication situation, the audience is made up of conservative, right-wing politicians or supporters, mainly readers...
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as well as pitch location. Our analysis shows mixed results regarding the matching of umpire and pitcher race. We … conclude that evidence of own race bias is sensitive to specification and methodology. How results can differ based on … different data sets, specifications, time periods and race classifications are discussed. …
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compositions of educational attainment and race. We find that a higher number of homosexuals in relatively higher educated areas is …
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racial “segregation within an industry – that is, firms with either all black or all white labor forces” – may be explained … by economic theory, but “the hypothesis of employer discrimination does not at all explain segregation by occupation …, [and] discriminatory tastes of other employees … may explain segregation [by firms] within industries but not segregation …
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Diverse identities, some socially shared, arise from a person’s affiliation with multiple overlapping communities, which are non-disjoint subsets of persons in society. I prove that identification of each individual with binary preferences or their utility function representation, commonplace...
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This article analyzes factors influencing the decisions of prospective lenders to extend credit to small and minority-owned businesses. Using data from a government survey of small businesses, the analysis reveals that prospective lenders (primarily commercial banks)are four times more likely to...
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. In particular, we seek to examine whether race is best understood as a set of values and behaviors or whether race is …
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