Which argument suggests that the strategic choice framework applies in Canada?
A) There is a low level of union density in the private sector.
B) There is a rise in nonunionized industries in Canada.
C) There is a rising union density in Canada's private sector.
D) Governments have shifted toward supporting labour issues.

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The rise of nonunionized industries in Canada suggests that firms are making strategic choices about their labor relations and are opting out of unionization. This aligns with the key argument of the strategic choice framework. The other options do not necessarily support this framework: A suggests that union density is low, but does not necessarily suggest firms are making strategic choices; C suggests the opposite of the intended argument; and D suggests a shift in government policy rather than firm-level choices.

Which Argument Suggests That the Strategic Choice Framework Applies in Canada