published in: Journal of Public Economics, 2007, 91 (5-6), 1167-1176
We consider a model of prejudice-driven discrimination, where the advantaged 'tall'
discriminate against the disadvantaged 'short'. We employ an egalitarian social welfare
function to compare anti-discrimination legal rules with a non-discriminatory ('height-blind')
income tax.
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