Does good performance reduce bad behavior? Antecedents of ethnic employment discrimination in public organizations

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We argue that poor performing organizations are more likely to discriminate against ethnic minority job applicants. We conduct a field experiment in 72 Danish public schools. We merge these data with administrative data. Results show that minority applicants experience a higher callback rate from better performing schools.

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Guul, T. S., Villadsen, A. R., & Wulff, J. (2018). Does good performance reduce bad behavior? Antecedents of ethnic employment discrimination in public organizations. In Academy of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings. https://doi.org/10.5465/AMBPP.2018.52

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