The Key Difference Between the Japanese Labor Relations System and That

question 24

Multiple Choice

The key difference between the Japanese labor relations system and that of the U.S. is:

• A) Japan makes limited use of exclusive representation and majority rule.
• B) Japan's system is more adversarial than the U.S. system.
• C) Unions in the U.S. are more likely to fall victim to company-domination.
• D) U.S. unions allow for higher levels of employee participation.

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Definitions:

Closing Entries

Journal entries made at the end of an accounting period to transfer temporary account balances to permanent accounts, helping to prepare the books for the next period.

Reversing Entries

Journal entries made at the beginning of an accounting period to reverse certain adjusting entries made in the previous period.

T-Accounts

A graphic representation of a general ledger account that outlines the debit and credit sides to visualize the effect of transactions on the account.

Reversing Entries

Entries executed at the onset of an accounting cycle to annul or reverse the adjusting records that were established at the end of the last period.