The German Policy of Codetermination Refers to

question 4

Multiple Choice

The German policy of codetermination refers to

• A) consulting both East and West Germans before implementing major policies.
• B) coordinating EU policies and German national policies.
• C) requiring union leaders comprise half of all seats on the corporate boards of private firms.
• D) devolving authority for economic policies from the federal level to state policy makers.

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