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Title: An employer is more likely to hire someone who has graduated from an Ivy League school than someone
Post by: stars_and_moon on Jul 20, 2016
An employer is more likely to hire someone who has graduated from an Ivy League school than someone who has graduated from a college that has a poor academic reputation.  This is an example of
A) credentialism.
B) cronyism.
C) compensating wage differentials.
D) capital accumulation.


Title: Re: An employer is more likely to hire someone who has graduated from an Ivy League school than ...
Post by: kingby on Aug 10, 2016
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Title: Re: An employer is more likely to hire someone who has graduated from an Ivy League school than someone
Post by: stars_and_moon on Aug 17, 2016
Perfectly answered :D

Cheers


Title: Re: An employer is more likely to hire someone who has graduated from an Ivy League school than someone
Post by: kingby on Aug 18, 2016
Yup, vote with confidence!