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Seeing Through Color Blindness: Social Networks as a Mechanism for Discrimination
I study labor markets in which firms both hire via referrals and are race blind or color-blind. I develop an employment model showing that despite initial equality in ability, employment, wages, and network structure, minorities receive disproportionately fewer jobs through referrals and lower expec
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