Policies That Make It More Difficult to Fire an Employee

question 64

Multiple Choice

Policies that make it more difficult to fire an employee likely lead to:

• A) greater unemployment, because employers will be more hesitant to hire someone.
• B) greater unemployment, because employees will quit more often.
• C) less unemployment, because everyone will value their job more.
• D) less unemployment, because employers will not be able to fire as many people.

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Definitions:

Commercialism

A practice or attitude that places emphasis on the maximization of profit and the marketability of goods and services.

Upscale Demographics

A term used to describe a segment of the population that is characterized by high income, education, and occupation levels; often targeted by specific marketing strategies.

Weapons of Mass Destruction

Weapons capable of causing widespread death and destruction, including nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.

Kyoto Treaty

An international agreement adopted in 1997 aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat global warming, which the United States signed but did not ratify.