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Justine went to school in the inner city. Her school did not have any science labs so she was not a

Justine went to school in the inner city. Her school did not have any science labs so she was not able to take any science classes. As a result, she could not major in pre-med as a college student and instead chose to major in education. As a teacher she has much lower earnings that she would have as a Doctor. This is an example of
A) pre-market discrimination.
B) statistical discrimination.
C) wage discrimination.
D) occupational discrimination.

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