Labor Unions Are Constrained in Their Wage Demands Because

question 67

Multiple Choice

Labor unions are constrained in their wage demands because:

• A) the labor demand curve is downward sloping.
• B) legislation limits wage increases in much of the economy.
• C) most unions face very strong monopsonies.
• D) workers prefer to "go along to get along."

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