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Stan has an employee, Barbara, who is the only female security guard at the company. Barbara is a "night owl" and loves to work the midnight to 8 a. m. shift for the company. Stan knows that working through the night is potentially more dangerous than working during the day, so he pays her an additional $2 per hour. This wage differential is likely an example of:

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