An Incomes Policy Typically

question 53

Multiple Choice

An incomes policy typically

• A) requires that unions forgo wage increases.
• B) gives particular firms and industries guidelines for decision making on wages and prices.
• C) establishes worker retraining programs.
• D) legislates penalties for compliance.
• E) redistributes incomes in favor of the poor.

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