Unions are less likely to strike today than in the past because _____

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With the decline in union membership, striking workers are more easily replaced by non-union workers, making strikes less effective. As a result, workers are less willing to strike because they are less likely to achieve their goals and more likely to lose their jobs. Additionally, some workers may be willing to cross picket lines to work, further undermining the effectiveness of strikes.

Unions Are Less Likely to Strike Today Than in the Past