4. What is statistical discrimination and why does it occur? The theory of statistical discrimination implies that
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4. What is statistical discrimination and why does it occur? The theory of statistical discrimination implies that discrimination can persist indefinitely, whereas the taste for discrimination model suggests that discrimination will tend to disappear.
Explain the difference.
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