A Principal Concern of Domestic Unions About Multinational Firms Is

question 67

Multiple Choice

A principal concern of domestic unions about multinational firms is that the company can counter its bargaining power with:

• A) work schedules tied to global rather than domestic standards.
• B) wage rates tied to global rather than domestic standards.
• C) the power to import labor from abroad.
• D) the power to move production to another country.
• E) the retention of low-skilled tasks in home country.

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Definitions:

Bad Check

A check that cannot be processed because the account on which it is drawn does not have sufficient funds.

Seller Transfers

The act of a seller handing over the rights, responsibilities, and ownership of products or property to the buyer.

Merchant

An individual or company engaged in the business of selling goods or services in the marketplace.

Ordinary Course of Business

Regular and routine operations of a company, including transactions and activities that are normal for the business.