Which factor has most affected the ability and the willingness of union members to strike in the last decade?
A)The rising number of people working for the government.
B)The possibility of hiring permanent replacement workers in the U.S.or overseas.
C)The rising cost of living,which has lowered the purchasing power of strike benefits.
D)High unemployment,which makes it more difficult for strikers to find temporary jobs.

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The possibility of hiring permanent replacement workers in the U.S. or overseas has deterred union members from striking as they fear losing their jobs permanently. This factor has had the most significant impact on the ability and willingness of union members to strike in the last decade.

Which Factor Has Most Affected the Ability and the Willingness