The budget tends to play a more conspicuous role in private-sector collective bargaining than it does in public-sector bargaining.

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In public-sector bargaining, the budget is often more conspicuous because it is directly tied to taxpayer funding and government budget constraints, whereas private-sector bargaining is more influenced by company profits and market conditions.

The Budget Tends to Play a More Conspicuous Role in Private-Sector