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Which Companies Discriminate Most? Experimental Evidence on Callback Rates by Applicant Race and Gender

Which Companies Discriminate Most? Experimental Evidence on Callback Rates by Applicant Race and Gender

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A small number of companies are responsible for a substantial amount of the discrimination in today’s labor market. Who are they? In this episode of The Pie, Evan Rose, the Neubauer Family Assistant Professor in Economics discusses results from his recent experiment to measure discrimination among the largest employers in the United States.

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Which Companies Discriminate Most? Experimental Evidence on Callback Rates by Applicant Race and Gender

Which Companies Discriminate Most? Experimental Evidence on Callback Rates by Applicant Race and Gender

Becker Friedman Institute at UChicago