As Reported in the New York Times in November, 2008

Multiple Choice

As reported in the New York Times in November, 2008, Ron Gettelfinger, President of the U.A. W. (United Auto Workers Union) testified with auto executives in front of the U.S. Congress, saying, "The U.A.W. can't be the low-hanging fruit…While we're at the table, we're asking that others come in and sacrifice as well." Mr.Gettelfinger was referring to the several that the autoworkers' union had agree to over the past few years in order to save jobs and particularly keep retiree benefits intact.

A) primary boycotts
B) givebacks
C) herding tactics
D) legal mandates