During its 1970s-economic crisis, Britain tried a corporatist wage bargaining approach, the result of which was that
a. Britain’s labor unions became very similar to Germany’s
b. local unions ignored what peak associations negotiated
c. the number of strikes was reduced
d. British industry’s influence was damaged
b. local unions ignored what peak associations negotiated
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Which of the following is true of lobbying?
A. It is more stringent at the state and local level than at the federal level. B. Monetary contributions are considered as the top lobbying technique. C. It is an indirect strategy of exerting influence on state officials. D. It involves providing information on specific proposals. E. The U.S. federal law prohibits gifts to public employees.