In the long run, a dishonest forcing-contract firm
A) runs the risk of losing its workers because they cannot make a living
B) will find it very difficult to hire replacement workers
C) Both answers are correct

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A dishonest forcing-contract firm that does not treat its workers fairly and forces them to work under unfavorable conditions will eventually lose its workers because they cannot make a living. This may result in a labor shortage, making it difficult for the firm to recruit new workers. Therefore, both A and B are correct.

In the Long Run, a Dishonest Forcing-Contract Firm