In a Study Conducted by Marianne Bertrand and Sendhil Mullianthan

In a study conducted by Marianne Bertrand and Sendhil Mullianthan, identical resumés were sent in response to help wanted ads in newspapers, with half of the resumés assigned an African-American-sounding name and half assigned a white-sounding name. The study found that

A) employers were equally likely to interview workers with white-sounding names and with African-American-sounding names.
B) employers were 50 per cent more likely to interview workers with African-American-sounding names.
C) employers were 50 per cent more likely to interview workers with white-sounding names.
D) no employers chose to interview workers with African-American-sounding names.