Union Membership as a Percentage of the Labor Force in the U.S

question 12

Multiple Choice

Union membership as a percentage of the labor force in the U.S.:

• A)peaked in the 1920s
• B)has fallen since the 1960s,although the absolute number of union members has continuously increased
• C)has fallen since the 1960s,including a decline in the absolute number of union members since 1980
• D)increased steadily since the 1880s

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