Changing Labor Ratings Reduce Racial Skew

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Reducing racism in labor service ratings by changing from stars to thumbs

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A team of business analysts from the Yale School of Management, Rice University and the University of Toronto has found that switching how ratings are made for labor work done in people's homes can drastically reduce racial skewing.

Online rating platforms have become an important tool for consumers looking for products or contractors for services like lawn care or construction.

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