If competitive labour market E discriminates against one group of workers and market O does not,we can predict an increase in

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If market E discriminates against a group of workers, the wages for that group would be lower than in market O that doesn't discriminate. This creates an incentive for workers in the discriminated group to move to market O, leaving a smaller pool of workers in market E. With a smaller supply of workers, employers in market E may have to increase wages to attract workers, causing an increase in wages in market E.

If Competitive Labour Market E Discriminates Against One Group of Workers