The Labor Movement in the 1990s

question 45

Multiple Choice

The labor movement in the 1990s

• A)successfully organized office,restaurant,and hotel workers under the leadership of the AFL-CIO.
• B)suffered because of the high unemployment rate.
• C)lost political power as union membership declined to less than 15 percent.
• D)failed to organize government employees and health-care workers.
• E)excluded women.

Understand the calculations involved with bond interest payments and present value of annuities.

Identify different types of bonds and the specific features that distinguish them.

Learn the mechanisms and strategies for retiring bonds before maturity.

Understand the accounting treatment for bonds issued at a premium or discount, including interest expense calculation.

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