The U.S. Census reports that in 2021, full-time women workers earned 84% of the incomes that...

 

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The U.S. Census reports that in 2021, full-time women workers earned 84% of the incomes that their full-time male counterparts earned. This is a 4 part question, please answer all 4 parts and explain your answer. 1. If this evidence of economic discrimination? Why or why not? 2. What data or evidence would enable you to respond to this discrimination question with greater confidence? 3. Explain why economic discrimination is costly to society and lowers our standard of living. 4. Explain why paying everyone the same wage might result in economic discrimination. The U.S. Census reports that in 2021, full-time women workers earned 84% of the incomes that their full-time male counterparts earned. This is a 4 part question, please answer all 4 parts and explain your answer. 1. If this evidence of economic discrimination? Why or why not? 2. What data or evidence would enable you to respond to this discrimination question with greater confidence? 3. Explain why economic discrimination is costly to society and lowers our standard of living. 4. Explain why paying everyone the same wage might result in economic discrimination.

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1 Is this evidence of economic discrimination The fact that fulltime women workers earned 84 of the incomes that their fulltime male counterparts earned could be indicative of economic discrimination ... View the full answer