Economic discrimination occurs when two equal factors of production are paid differently.

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Economic discrimination refers to paying different wages or prices for the same work or input, based on factors such as race, gender or ethnicity. This results in two equal factors of production (e.g. two individuals with the same skill set or qualifications) being paid differently, which is unfair and can harm economic productivity and growth.

Economic Discrimination Occurs When Two Equal Factors of Production Are