In Coppage v. Kansas (1912), the Supreme Court held that
a. all employers were required to offer employees the option of joining a union.
b. an employer's right to require that employees sign "yellow-dog contracts" was protected by the 14th Amendment.
c. "yellow-dog" contracts were illegal for any business engaged in interstate commerce.
d. using federal troops to break strikes was a legitimate use of police power.
e. All of the above.
b. an employer's right to require that employees sign "yellow-dog contracts" was protected by the 14th Amendment.
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What is the most she will pay to for a full $40 of flood insurance?
The international organization that replaced the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) is the
a. World Bank. b. Export-Import Bank. c. World Trade Organization. d. International Monetary Fund.
The largest source of tax revenue for the U.S. federal government is the corporate-profit tax.
a. true b. false
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A) a bilateral monopoly. B) a monopsonistic labor market. C) a monopolistic labor market. D) a perfectly competitive labor market.