Becker argued that discrimination is economically detrimental to all parties and will be eliminated by the market. discrimination is only economically detrimental to the employee but will never be completely eliminated by the market. discrimination is economically detrimental to all parties but will never be completely eliminated by the market. Odiscrimination is only economically detrimental to the employee and will be eliminated by the market. 000

Becker argued that discrimination is economically detrimental to all parties and will be eliminated by the market. discrimination is only economically detrimental to the employee but will never be completely eliminated by the market discrimination is economically detrimental to all parties but will never be completely eliminated by the market. discrimination is only economically detrimental to the employee and will be eliminated by the market