Politicians often point to wage differentials as evidence of labor-market discrimination against ethnic minorities and women; however,economists argue against this approach because people differ in the kinds of work they are willing and able to do.

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Economists do argue that people differ in the kinds of work they are willing and able to do, which can influence wage differentials. Therefore, they are against using wage differentials alone as evidence of labor-market discrimination, especially without considering individual characteristics and preferences.

Politicians Often Point to Wage Differentials as Evidence of Labor-Market