Labor's New Direction in the Late 1930s Was Toward

question 70

Multiple Choice

Labor's new direction in the late 1930s was toward

• A) decentralization of union organization.
• B) industrial unions.
• C) women in unions.
• D) the Republican party.
• E) craft unions.

Comprehend the concepts of comparative and absolute advantage in production.

Realize the importance of specialization and how it affects productivity.

Understand the role of incentives and property rights in economic systems.

Recognize the implications of opportunity costs beyond monetary terms.

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