In the United States, typically,
A) three-year contracts in industry overlap so that few workers are engaged in collective bargaining at the same time.
B) long, five-year contracts are synchronized so that large numbers of workers are engaged in collective bargaining at one time.
C) one-year contracts are synchronized so that most workers are engaged in collective bargaining at the same time.
D) three-year contracts are synchronized so that many workers are engaged in collective bargaining at the same time.
E) none of the above.

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In the United States, three-year contracts in industry often overlap, which means that not all workers are engaged in collective bargaining simultaneously. This staggering of contract negotiations helps prevent widespread labor disruptions.

In the United States, Typically