The spirit of cooperation kept a Chrysler plant operating and led to a hefty increase in productivity. This cooperative spirit probably arose from the appointment of Douglas Fraser, president of the UAW, to Chrysler's board of directors in 1980. Such a step signaled a move from hostile to more constructive
A) labor unions.
B) labor and management goals.
C) union-management relations.
D) rights administration.
E) work procedures.

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The cooperative spirit and increased productivity in the Chrysler plant were likely the result of improved union-management relations, which was made possible by the appointment of the UAW president to Chrysler's board of directors.

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