Codetermination is more common in the United States than in western European countries.

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The United States differs from western Europe in the degree of formal worker participation in decision making. Works' councils and worker representation on supervisory boards of directors (codetermination)are mandated by law in countries such as Germany. Worker representation on boards of directors in the United States is still rare.

Codetermination Is More Common in the United States Than in Western