The Strength or Likely Continued Success of Any Labor Organization

question 46

Multiple Choice

The strength or likely continued success of any labor organization can be assessed by focusing on four criteria except:

• A) A labor organization's structural and financial stability.
• B) A shift in economic conditions.
• C) Its ability to work within the established political and economic system,particularly the wage system.
• D) The degree to which the broader social environment,such as laws,media,and public opinion,is supportive or opposed to a labor organization's goals and tactics.
• E) Was passed over organized labor's strong opposition.

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Definitions:

National Wealth

The total value of all economic assets owned by a country, including natural resources, capital goods, and human capital, minus its liabilities.

Economic Activity

Pertains to the action of producing, buying, selling goods and services, and making money within an economy.

Anglo-Dutch War

A series of 17th and 18th-century conflicts between England (later Great Britain) and the Dutch Republic over trade dominance and maritime control.

Colonial Expansion

Colonial expansion involves the process by which a nation extends its sovereignty over territories beyond its borders, often through conquest or colonization, for various motives including economic gain and cultural spread.