Comparable worth laws:
A) always distort market outcomes because they interfere with the price mechanism.
B) may correct institutional biases in the labor market.
C) are necessary even when wages are completely determined by the interaction of labor supply and labor demand.
D) are necessary even when institutional biases do not exist.
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