The result of a Stalinist unionism in the Soviet Union has been:
A) Weak unions at the enterprise and workplace levels.
B) Active membership.
C) Experienced union leaders.
D) Proliferation of employer associations.

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Stalinist unionism in the Soviet Union was characterized by a state-controlled union system that did not prioritize the interests of workers or ensure collective bargaining rights. This led to weak unions at the enterprise and workplace levels, as workers were unable to advocate for their own rights and interests independent of the state.

The Result of a Stalinist Unionism in the Soviet Union