In the 1960s, Organized Labor Believed That by Coordinating Union

question 109

Multiple Choice

In the 1960s, organized labor believed that by coordinating union action across countries through an international trade secretariat, it could counter the power of a multinational corporation by

• A) threatening to disrupt production on an international scale.
• B) introducing a reciprocal tax treaty.
• C) trying to farm out highly skilled tasks back to the home country of the firm.
• D) increasing its bargaining power.
• E) lobbying for importing employment practices from the home country of the firm.

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