Economic as well as ethical aspects of discrimination and other forms of injustice in the context of a nation’s economy … – especially by economists – to discrimination and injustice in the international context. At least since 1961, several works in … social economics of discrimination and other forms of injustice in the international context. After a brief introduction …

– increased telecommunications access leads to increases in incomes. Discrimination against such access for the less developed …

differences in sociodemographic characteristics and the rest is explained, in part, by discrimination.  …

Starts out with a survey of various formal theories that have focused on discrimination in the labor market. Argues … that Becker’s traditional taste for discrimination model, the various statistical discrimination models and the new … these models of discrimination in the labor market.  …

discrimination.  …

Makes three contributions to the ongoing debate over whether racial discrimination is disappearing, and white privilege … eroding. First, develops an argument concerning why many economists treat empirical evidence of racial discrimination with …

Purpose Discrimination and hostility in the workplace prevents homosexual workers from performing their core functions …