Black men earn an average of 21% less than white men. A labor economist who wants to investigate whether the differences in earnings indicate labor-market discrimination against black men should consider whether black and white men have similar

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To investigate whether the differences in earnings indicate labor-market discrimination against black men, one should consider whether black and white men have similar (i) education and training, (ii) experience and tenure, (iii) occupational choice, and (iv) job characteristics. Failing to consider any of these factors could lead to incorrect conclusions regarding discrimination. Therefore, choice D is the best answer as it includes all of the factors that need to be considered.

Black Men Earn an Average of 21% Less Than White