Economic discrimination takes place when an employer
A) pays workers the lowest wage possible.
B) pays workers compensating wage differentials.
C) pays lower wages to workers who are not as productive as other workers.
D) pays workers different wages on the basis of some arbitrary characteristics of workers that are irrelevant to the job performed.
Question 2
Which of the following describes two-part tariff pricing?
A) A firm charges two different prices for the same good.
B) An importer has to pay a tax at the nation's borders, and a sales tax when the good is sold.
C) A buyer must pay a down payment and monthly payments to buy big-ticket items such as a car, a plasma television, or a suite of furniture.
D) A buyer pays an initial price for entrance to the market and an additional fee for each unit of the product purchased.
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