A Levitt and Fryer study tested how much African-American names mattered in the long run for earnings. Their study found that:
I. résumés with names like Lakisha and Jamal got many fewer interview requests.
II. having an African-American name does not matter in the long run for earnings.
III. once the neighborhood the person comes from is controlled for, there is not a significant difference in earnings.

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The Answer of A Levitt and Fryer study tested how much African-American names mattered in the long run for earnings. Their study found that:
I. résumés with names like Lakisha and Jamal got many fewer interview requests.
II. having an African-American name does not matter in the long run for earnings.
III. once the neighborhood the person comes from is controlled for, there is not a significant difference in earnings.

A Levitt and Fryer Study Tested How Much African-American Names