How wages are determined is best described by
A. political and social forces (such as unions) only.
B. economic factors only.
C. government regulation only.
D. economic factors, with strong influences by political and social forces (such as unions).
Answer: D
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A) The product line requires quick turn-around time from or to delivery. B) The need to manage a just-in-time inventory system C) Wages are low and the production process is labor intensive. D) The product is heavy and bulky relative to its final value.
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a. is defense advertising. b. raises entry barriers. c. increases cost per unit of sales. d. encourages new entrants.
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