Which of the following is not a possible deleterious consequence of a labour dispute?
A)loss of customers
B)release of workers' pent- up frustration
C)loss of market share
D)bitterness within unions
E)bitterness between unions and management

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While a labour dispute can certainly result in negative consequences such as loss of customers, market share, and bitterness between unions and management, a release of workers' pent-up frustration is not necessarily a deleterious consequence. In fact, some workers may feel a sense of relief or empowerment from expressing their frustrations through a labour dispute. However, this is not always the case and there can still be negative consequences even if workers feel a release of pent-up frustration.

Which of the Following Is Not a Possible Deleterious Consequence