Multiple Choice
An example of statistical discrimination would be:
A) charging young drivers a higher premium than older drivers.
B) charging homes near a lake higher premiums for flood insurance than those on a hill.
C) assuming the food will be better at an Italian restaurant than a Chinese one in the Little Italy neighborhood of NYC.
D) All of these are examples of statistical discrimination.
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