The Economics of Discrimination

amount of discrimination analysis assumed average cause market caused Census of Population cent chap chapter column competitive industries consumer discrimination crimination data giving decrease difference in tastes discrimination against Negroes discrimination against non-whites discrimination coefficient effective discrimination employer equal equilibrium MDC estimate factor factors of production firms Gordon Allport Government Printing Office greater hire homogeneous implies important increase Jews less males market discrimination market place market segregation monopolistic industries monopoly monopsony Negroes and whites nepotism net income non-pecuniary North number of Negroes number of non-whites occupational position occur perfect substitutes position of Negroes prejudice production function proportion of non-whites quantitative ratio regional difference relative number relative supply restrictive covenants retailing salary income Sample Statistics semiskilled South southern statistics sumer supply of non-whites Table tastes for discrimination theory tion trade unions U.S. Bureau unit of output value added variables White Negro whites and non-whites Zeman zero