25. In the graphs below, we start with equal numbers of men and women working in each of the three occupations "A." "B." and "C." The crowding model of occupational discrimination predicts that if women workers were to be segregated into occupation "C" it would results in lower wages for women, relative to men as: 0 D QA Occupation A Q W wh D S qB Occupation B W We Q0 S qC Occupation C Q the supply of labor in "C" rises and the wage for women falls. O both (a) the supply of labor falls in "A" and "B," and the wages for men rise AND (b) the supply of labor in "C" rises and the wage for women falls. O the demand for women's labor decreases in occupation 'C O the supply of labor falls in "A" and "B" and the wages for men rise.
25. In the graphs below, we start with equal numbers of men and women working in each of the three occupations "A." "B." and "C." The crowding model of occupational discrimination predicts that if women workers were to be segregated into occupation "C" it would results in lower wages for women, relative to men as: 0 D QA Occupation A Q W wh D S qB Occupation B W We Q0 S qC Occupation C Q the supply of labor in "C" rises and the wage for women falls. O both (a) the supply of labor falls in "A" and "B," and the wages for men rise AND (b) the supply of labor in "C" rises and the wage for women falls. O the demand for women's labor decreases in occupation 'C O the supply of labor falls in "A" and "B" and the wages for men rise.
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Transcribed Image Text:25. In the graphs below, we start with equal numbers of men and women working in each
of the three occupations "A." "B." and "C." The crowding model of occupational
discrimination predicts that if women workers were to be segregated into occupation "C" it
would results in lower wages for women, relative to men as:
0
D
QA
Occupation A
Q
W
wh
D
S
qB
Occupation B
W
We
Q0
S
qC
Occupation C
Q
the supply of labor in "C" rises and the wage for women falls.
O both (a) the supply of labor falls in "A" and "B," and the wages for men rise AND (b) the supply of
labor in "C" rises and the wage for women falls.
O the demand for women's labor decreases in occupation 'C
O the supply of labor falls in "A" and "B" and the wages for men rise.
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