The occupational crowding model of discrimination predicts which of the following?

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The occupational crowding model of discrimination predicts that men's wages will fall and women's wages will rise when certain jobs are no longer dominated by men, which supports choice D. The model suggests that women face discrimination when entering male-dominated fields and that the resulting crowding of women in certain occupations leads to lower wages for both genders. Therefore, the model implies that discrimination will persist unless the government intervenes, which contradicts choice B. Choice A is not directly related to the occupational crowding model, and choice E could be true in some cases but is not a prediction of the model.

The Occupational Crowding Model of Discrimination Predicts Which of the Following