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Looking at it a different way, if productivity is defined as the combination of all relevant features (education, experience, ethics, etc.) then racism/sexism i
by xapata 9y ago
Looking at it a different way, if productivity is defined as the combination of all relevant features (education, experience, ethics, etc.) then racism/sexism imply non-zero coefficients in
wage ~ productivity + race + gender
This also assumes a competitive market where wage will asymptotically approach productivity.