The case of Enron illustrates
a. how communities compete to lure jobs to their areas.
b. how fraud by executives may lead to ordinary workers losing their jobs and pensions.
c. how outsourcing has affected price levels.
d. how the obligation to bargain works in favor of union members
e. how large corporations can affect the local community.
Question 2
Fordism refers to
a. buying American cars, and by extension, other goods made in America.
b. a financial method for bridging fiscal years, similar to fording a stream.
c. economic policies enacted under President Gerald Ford.
d. the production of large numbers of standardized products.
e. the production of specialized, small-batch products.
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Areas of Mediterranean shrubland in southern California periodically burn over large areas, destroyi
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Rising sea level threatens coastal communities around the world
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