A union can achieve higher wages without accepting lower levels of employment of members by
A) striking.
B) increasing the productivity of its members.
C) increasing the amounts of imports.
D) increasing the difficulty of its apprenticeship program.
B
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a. need to build an empire b. desire to maximize output c. noncompetitive nature of the market d. threat of potential entry e. regulations imposed by government
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