Why did labor leaders in the postwar years have good reason to wonder how long the prosperity of workers in the affluent society would last?
A)The easing relations between business and labor made unions appear obsolete.
B)American businesses where ratcheting up the rhetoric against unions.
C)State governments nationwide were breaking down union rights to organize.
D)Workers were leaving unions in droves to protest high membership dues.

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The easing relations between business and labor made unions appear obsolete, as the prosperity and improved working conditions reduced the perceived need for union intervention.

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