Work-time lost as a result of a strike:
A) is generally less costly in service industries than in durable-goods industries
B) is estimated to be more costly than the efficiency losses resulting from union-caused labor misallocation
C) may overstate the cost of a strike if struck employers are able to expand their inventories in anticipation of the strike
D) may understate the cost of a strike if the work stoppage disrupts production in associated industries
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A)increased labor's share by increasing
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