All of the following can raise wages of union members EXCEPT
A) increasing the demand for non-union made goods.
B) increasing the demand for union-made goods.
C) limiting union membership over time.
D) increasing the productivity of union workers.

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Increasing the demand for non-union made goods would not raise wages for union members; it could actually have the opposite effect by shifting demand away from union-made goods. Choices B, C, and D all directly or indirectly increase the bargaining power or value of union workers, thereby potentially raising their wages.

All of the Following Can Raise Wages of Union Members