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When a Union and a Group of Employers Agree Upon

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When a union and a group of employers agree upon specified wages and working conditions, the effect among the employers with respect to those wages or working conditions may be to reduce:


A) competition.
B) disparity.
C) unfair labor practices.
D) litigation over wages.

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