Which of the following is the best comparison of the Japanese and U.S.labor relations systems?
A) Japan's labor system promotes industrial democracy, while the U.S. labor system does not.
B) The U.S. labor relations system fosters greater trust between unions and management than does the Japanese system.
C) Japan's unions have been decreasing in number as lifelong employment policies become weaker, while U.S. unions in both the private and public sector are growing.
D) Japan's labor relations system leads to close personal relationships among managers, union leaders, and workers, while the U.S. system tends to be adversarial.

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Japan's labor relations system is based on a shared culture and values, which lead to close personal relationships among managers, union leaders, and workers. In contrast, the U.S. labor relations system is more adversarial, with unions and management often seen as opposing parties.

Which of the Following Is the Best Comparison of the Japanese