Before the Early 1900s, the Prevailing Opinion Regarding the Employment

question 93

Multiple Choice

Before the early 1900s, the prevailing opinion regarding the employment relationship was that:

• A) The government should never interfere with the ability of an individual to freely enter into an economic relationship with another individual
• B) The government should monitor economic relationships to ensure they were fair to both parties
• C) Individuals should only enter into an economic relationships if there were laws ensuring minimum standards of protection
• D) Employers should be allowed to unilaterally set terms and conditions of employment

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