Evidence in Support of the Hypothesis That Unions Increase the Productivity

question 36

Multiple Choice

Evidence in support of the hypothesis that unions increase the productivity of union workers is

• A) the fact that union wages are greater than nonunion wages.
• B) there is an excess supply of labor at the union wage rate.
• C) that unionized firms face lower turnover rates than nonunion firms do.
• D) that most contracts are settled without a strike.

Grasp the concepts of net income, earnings per share, and operational cash flows in corporate finance.

Recognize the adjustments for non-cash items in financial statements.

Understand depreciation and capital cost allowance as methods for asset value reduction over time.

Calculate earnings per share (EPS) and understand its significance.

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