Boycotts, work slowdowns, and corporate campaigns have increased since the 1980s because:
A) Employees have become more militant.
B) Strikes are no longer a viable option for many workers because of the employer's use of permanent strike replacements.
C) Strikes are less costly to employers because they have more inventory today.
D) Strikes are no longer legal in most situations.

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Strikes have become less common due to employers' ability to hire permanent strike replacements. As a result, workers have turned to other tactics such as boycotts, work slowdowns, and corporate campaigns to pressure employers.

Boycotts, Work Slowdowns, and Corporate Campaigns Have Increased Since the 1980s