Discrimination is an economic concern on a micro level because it creates an inefectiveness in the economy. Let us look at a simple model with black and white labour, assuiming "ceteris paribus", the only difference between the two workers is the colour of their skin. The marginal product is not dependent of the colour of the workers skin so with everything else equal as we assumed, then the marginal product of the two workers is also equal to each other.
If we simplify the model to better understand then the cost of the company is:
C=quantityofblacksemployed*wageblack+quantityofwhitesemployed*wagewhite
The company maximises it's profit when the wage=Marginal revenue product of labour = MR*MPL... (marginal revenue*marginal product of labour)
But with discrimination, whites can take higher wages then optimal and blacks must take lower wages then what's optimal for the company. This creates an opportunity cost for the company that doesn't maximize its profits.
On an aggregate level this has an overall effect on the economy because a part of the GDP of an economy is the sum of what all companies produces...
Yes.
Price level stability.
monopoly
This discrimination makes it difficult for women to get jobs in the economy. This slows down the economy making it difficult to expand.
False
concern over Germany's economic crisis
Yes.
economic growth
Economic Development
Price level stability.
monopoly
racial violence and economic discrimination against blacks in the south
economic
It would be discrimination against an economic class. Unfortunately from what I can tell it is perfectly legal to discriminate against economic class and there is little that you can do about it. It is not a protected class. Your credit score and lending opportunities are a perfectly good and much needed example of discrimination against poor people is legal. A.K.A - Povertyism
This discrimination makes it difficult for women to get jobs in the economy. This slows down the economy making it difficult to expand.
made economic gains but continued to face discrimination
that the African Americans hoped to escape discrimination and find better education and economic opportunities.