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Suppose that tall employees dislike working with short employees. Assume also that short and tall employees are perfect substitutes for one another in producing goods. What is the likely outcome?
A) Tall workers will be paid more to compensate them for their dislike of short workers.
B) Workplaces will be segregated (some employing only tall employees, others all short employees).
C) Firms will make a larger profit by integrating the workplace.
D) Increased diversity in the workplace will decrease turnover rates.

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