Can Silence Be Considered Acceptance of an Offer

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Multiple Choice

Can silence be considered acceptance of an offer?

• A) no, not in any circumstance
• B) yes, in all circumstances
• C) yes, in connection with any offer that clearly indicates that silence will be considered acceptance
• D) In most cases silence cannot be considered acceptance, but there are several situations where silence can be considered acceptance.
• E) only if the parties have no express agreement that silence cannot be considered acceptance

Understand the extent and implications of union support and resistance in industrialized countries.

Comprehend the legal framework governing collective bargaining agreements in Mexico.

Recognize the differences in labor relations systems between Canada and the U.S.

Analyze the role of employer associations and individual companies in collective bargaining outside North America.

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