Some economists believe that the market will not solve all problems. They are referring to:
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One of the main differences between how Political Economists view discrimination compared to Neo-classical economists is that.
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Neo-classical Economists believe that discrimination can be persistent and sustained, while Political economists believe that it will only be sustained in a non-competitive market. |
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Neoclassical Economists and Political Economists both agree entirely on all aspects of discrimination and recommend government action to eliminate the problem. |
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Political Economists believe that discrimination is an individual problem, while Neo-classical Economists believe it is a group or social problem. |
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Political Economists believe that discrimination is persistent and sustained, while Neoclassical Economists believe that it will only be persistent in a non-competitive market. |
