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nenivikky

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Unions are less likely to strike today than in the past because
 a. employers are more willing to hire strike breakers
  b. fewer workers, both union and nonunion, are willing to cross picket lines
  c. most workers in the U.S. cannot permanently lose their jobs
  d. real wages have increased over the last 20 years
  e. many high-profile strikes (e.g., Caterpillar) have resulted in union victories

Question 2

Which pair of groups benefits from an import quota when quota rights are given away without charge?
 a. domestic and foreign producers
  b. domestic producers and foreign consumers
  c. domestic government and foreign consumers
  d. domestic government and producers
  e. foreign consumers and producers



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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