The Tendency to Assume Collective Bargaining Is a Zero-Sum or Constant-Sum

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True/False

The tendency to assume collective bargaining is a zero-sum or constant-sum game is deeply engrained in U.S. labor relations.

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Definitions:

Marginal Returns

The additional output gained by employing an additional unit of a resource.

Labor

The measure of the work done by human beings in the economy, often referred to in terms of hours worked or total workforce.

Capital

Refers to the financial assets or resources that businesses use to fund their operations and grow, including cash, equipment, and buildings.

Increasing Returns

A concept in economics where an increase in the scale of production leads to a greater than proportional increase in output.