If there is systematic discrimination against a group of workers, then the wage paid to those workers likely will be
A)lower due to a higher supply of workers in that group.
B)lower due to a lower demand for workers in that group.
C)higher due to a lower supply of workers in that group.
D)higher due to a higher demand for workers in that group.

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Systematic discrimination against a group of workers typically leads to a lower demand for workers from that group, as employers may prefer hiring from other groups. This decreased demand can result in lower wages for the discriminated group.

If There Is Systematic Discrimination Against a Group of Workers