Labor Relations: Striking a Balance 4th Edition by John Budd

Exercise 5

Mother Jones, a very colorful figure in U.S. labor history who will be introduced in chapter 3, said in 1913, "The world is suffering, today, from an industrial yellow fever, not less fatal, but I am certain, as preventable." Yellow fever was caused by mosquitoes so Mother Jones continued, "Search for the mosquito! That ought to be a slogan with investigators on both sides of the labor question." What is the mosquito that causes the labor problem in each of the four schools of thought?