The Bargaining Range Refers To

Multiple Choice

The bargaining range refers to:

A) the range of wages for which the efficient contracts are the same as the inefficient contracts.
B) the range for the negotiated employment level such that the firm is not unprofitable and there are no unemployed workers.
C) the range for the negotiated wage such that the firm is not unprofitable and the workers receive at least the alternative wage.
D) the range for the negotiated wage such that the workers make a decent living and the firm is guaranteed a profit.
E) the range for the negotiated wage such that the firm is not unprofitable and the workers receive at least the maximum compensation.