A calibrated search-and-matching model attributes 57% of the racial unemployment gap, 48% of the wage gap, and 16% of the median wealth gap to discriminatory hiring, which also raises volatility for black workers.
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Macroeconomics of Racial Disparities: Discrimination, Labor Market, and Wealth
A calibrated search-and-matching model attributes 57% of the racial unemployment gap, 48% of the wage gap, and 16% of the median wealth gap to discriminatory hiring, which also raises volatility for black workers.