Most studies indicate that during the last two decades, the wages of union members have been approximately
A) 5 percent higher than the wages of similar nonunion workers.
B) 14 to 19 percent higher than the wages of similar nonunion workers.
C) 34 to 39 percent higher than the wages of similar nonunion workers.
D) 64 to 69 percent higher than the wages of similar nonunion workers.

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Most studies have shown that union members typically earn 14 to 19 percent more than similar nonunion workers, reflecting the bargaining power of unions in negotiating higher wages.

Most Studies Indicate That During the Last Two Decades, the Wages