Sentence examples for market segregation from inspiring English sources

Macrotheories include the push-pull theory, the labor market segregation theory, and the world-system theory.

Equal status requires attention to the background in which individual choices are made, especially to issues of poverty, workplace structure and job market segregation.

Bayard et al. (1999) argue that large parts of the wage gap between whites and non-whites in the USA can be attributed to different types of labor market segregation.

Drawing on the above discussion of labor market segregation, some feminists argue that the gendered division of labor in the family, even if freely chosen, operates in the context of a background system of injustice.

Even GOP candidate John Kasich spoke out against labor market segregation.

Studies have shown that subprime credit exists alongside ongoing market segregation in a dual credit delivery system that often disregards a borrower's creditworthiness.

They're always broken apart in our market-driven segregation of literary form.

When media marketing and segregation mix, the result is not segments about burning crosses, but something that might be described as: segregated content.

While I haven't looked into homelessness to the same extent that I've studied the housing market or residential segregation in the Bay Area, I can tell you that it is not a permanent facet of the city's history — at least not at the scale that it has existed at for the last generation.

Although the participation of women in the labour market has increased, segregation can still be found between male and female professions or specialties.

Both labour-market and spatial segregation caused immigrant workers and their families to have limited contact with mainstream Estonian society (Pavelson and Luuk 2002; Vöörmann and Helemäe 2003).