After the AFL-CIO merger in 1955, organized labor lo0st union members over the f

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After the AFL-CIO merger in 1955, organized labor lo0st union members over the follwoing decades. Which of the follwoing in NOT one of ther easons for the decline offered by the authors of your text?

A . blue-collar union memebers have declined, along with a decline in industrial jobs. NOT THE ANSWER

B. Theres a widespread employer indifference to improving labor-management relations

C. Until recent years, antilabor sentiments have dominated public opinion.

D. Union resistance to technological change has encouraged featherbedding...ALSO NOT THE RIGHT ANSWER

B or C.

Explanation / Answer

After the AFL-CIO merger in 1955, organized labor lost union members over the follwoing decades. Which of the follwoing in NOT one of ther easons for the decline offered by the authors of your text?

the correctr answer is

C. Until recent years, antilabor sentiments have dominated public opinion.

this is so because the antilabour sentiments can never dominate the public opinions and moreover there is nothing relating to the lost of union menbers in AFL-CIO.

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