6. The Act allows states to enact \"right-to-work\" laws. A) National Labor Rela

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6. The Act allows states to enact "right-to-work" laws. A) National Labor Relations B) Taft-Hartley C) Landrum-Griffin D) Sherman Antitrust 7. "Right-to-work" laws A) make it harder for unions to organize. B) make it easier for unions to organize. C) have no effect on union organizing. 8. Unions try to raise wages mainly by directing A) the demand for labor. B) the supply of labor. c) both the demand for labor and the supply of labor. D) neither the demand for labor nor the supply of labor. 9. strikes Compared to the 1950's, 1960s, and 1970s, today we have involving large numbers of workers. A) Substantially more B) Somewhat more C) About the same number of D) Somewhat less E) Substantially less 10. Each of these is an industrial union except A) the steel workers' union. B) the auto workers' union. C) the teamsters' union. D) the musician's union. 11. Under ashop, an employer may hire only union members. A) closed B) union C) open 12. Right-to-Work laws promote the formation of A) closed shops. B) union shops. C) open shops Page 2

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6) The Taft- Hartley Act states to enact "right to work" laws. (B)

7) makes it harder for union to organise (A)

8) unions try to raise wage mainly by directing the supply of labour (B)

9) substantially less strikes (E)

10) except the musician's union (D)

11) under a closed shop, an employer may hire only union members only. (A)

12) Right to work laws promotes the formation of open shops (C)

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