There Is Evidence That the Presence of Unions in a Labor

question 103

Multiple Choice

There is evidence that the presence of unions in a labor market:

• A) can push wages up for non-union wage earners in the same market.
• B) can keep wages low for non-union wage earners in the same market.
• C) has no effect on the wages of non-union wage earners in the same market.
• D) has an identical effect on the wages of union and non-union wage earners in the same market.

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