Why Isn't a Labor Union or a Corporation Considered to Be

question 29

Multiple Choice

Why isn't a labor union or a corporation considered to be a part of the government?

• A)Labor unions and corporations do not have elected officials.
• B)Labor unions and corporations cannot enforce rules for all of society.
• C)Labor unions and corporations cannot create any legitimate rules.
• D)Labor unions and corporations rarely involve themselves in politics.
• E)Labor unions and corporations do not support political candidates.

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