The Practice of Forcing Employers to Use More Labor Than

question 259

Multiple Choice

The practice of forcing employers to use more labor than they would otherwise use is called

• A) railroading.
• B) featherbedding.
• C) dumping.
• D) bootstrapping.

Analyze the economic and political strategies of historical figures in addressing national challenges.

Identify factors influencing economic development and agricultural productivity in the U.S.

Assess the consequences of suburbanization on national resource dependency.

Evaluate the effects of government policies on family farms and agricultural trends.

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