In many developed countries,________.
A)laws prohibiting employment discrimination have a 100 per cent effectiveness rate
B)cases of employment discrimination are oftentimes not reported to authorities
C)many corporations have written employment discrimination into their corporate policies
D)corporations always choose to settle employment discrimination cases in the courts,rather than by adopting proactive anti-discrimination policies

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Despite laws prohibiting employment discrimination, cases of discrimination are often not reported to authorities. This could be due to fear of retaliation or lack of awareness of their legal rights.

In Many Developed Countries,________