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Some of the barriers to the entry to and advancement in some careers doesn"t involve our traditional ideas about discrimination, that is, discriminatory actions on the part of a hiring agent or supervisor. Discriminatory practices are built into the entire employment process in some industries. This is calleda. Structural unemployment
b. Regulatory discrimination
c. Illegal employment practice
d. Structural or institutional discrimination
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