Management's Power in Collective Bargaining Sessions Rests on

question 137

Multiple Choice

Management's power in collective bargaining sessions rests on

• A)The company's stock valuation.
• B)The ability to lock out workers by closing stores or factories.
• C)The ability to fire nonunionized workers.
• D)The firm's market power in pricing its product.

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