Residential segregation and ____________ have been shown in some cases to negatively affect overall metropolitan economic growth.
A) education/career mismatch
B) education-to-job mismatch
C) mismatch in job market affecting economic growth
D) residence/job mismatch
E) trade/education mismatch

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Residential segregation and residence/job mismatch can lead to inefficiencies in the labor market, as individuals may not be able to access job opportunities that match their skills due to geographic barriers, thus negatively affecting metropolitan economic growth.

Residential Segregation and ____________ Have Been Shown in Some Cases