Similar to Capitalists, Labor Also Expanded with the Ever-Changing and Expanding

question 12

Multiple Choice

Similar to capitalists, labor also expanded with the ever-changing and expanding immigrant workforce. What problem(s) did this cause labor?

• A) The heterogeneous nature of the immigrant working classes created divisions that hindered solidarity.
• B) Language barriers prevented unions from communicating to the workers.
• C) Immigrants, given their fragile status, could not risk confrontations with their employers.
• D) Immigrants often had far more radical background, far more radical than American unions could control.

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Definitions:

Domestic Investment

The total amount of money invested within a country’s borders by both the private and public sectors.

Net Capital Outflow

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National Saving

The total of private and public savings in a country, often considered as the sum of household, business, and government savings.

Domestic Investment

This refers to the total amount of money invested within a country's own borders by both private and public sectors.