When a Union Successfully Raises the Wages of Its Members

question 9

Multiple Choice

When a union successfully raises the wages of its members, it will also

• A) increase total productivity, which must rise in proportion to the wage rate.
• B) encourage employers to find a substitute for the union labor.
• C) raise the wages of nonunion workers.
• D) increase the share of income allocated to labor as opposed to capital.

Be familiar with the effects of magnetic flux density on induced voltage.

Recognize the significance of coil configurations and the factors that determine the strength of an electro-magnetic field.

Understand the concept and implications of mutual induction.

Grasp the relation between current flow and magnetic field orientation.

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