A labor _____ is an organization of employees formed to protect and advance members' interests by bargaining with management over job-related issues.

The owner of supermarket chain Reynold's has realized that customers want a wider variety of goods than is currently available. However, Reynold's cannot afford the costs of storing excess inventory

Additionally, the owner is not willing to take the risk that the new products will remain unsold. Which of the following types of wholesalers can help Reynold's meet customer demand while minimizing costs? A) Producers' cooperatives B) Cash and carry wholesalers C) Truck wholesalers D) Drop shippers E) Rack jobbers

Leasing is especially beneficial to ________

A) advanced economies B) economies with high PPP C) First World countries D) developing economies