The practice of forcing employers to use more labor than they would otherwise use is called
A) railroading.
B) featherbedding.
C) dumping.
D) bootstrapping.
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Q208: A benefit of unions is that they
A)
Q209: Critics of unions tend to focus on
Q210: The attempt to force employers to use
Q211: An example of featherbedding is
A) advertising that
Q212: Research indicates that on average, state government
Q214: A union contract requiring elevator operators in
Q215: An example of featherbedding is
A) the union
Q216: If we were to compare the hourly
Q217: Any practice that forces employers to use
Q218: The union wage differential
A) varies substantially across
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