Employers Can Sometimes Organize to Pay Lower Wages When

Multiple Choice

Employers can sometimes organize to pay lower wages when:

A) efficiency wages are used to drive down morale and break up a labor union.
B) health maintenance organizations (HMOs) organize to get groups of doctors to work together at lower wages than they would earn on their own.
C) labor unions are not allowed to engage in collective bargaining.
D) corporations force the minimum wage down.