The Notion of 'Lifetime Employment' in Japan Was Misleading Over

Multiple Choice

The notion of 'lifetime employment' in Japan was misleading over the postwar decades because

A) Many employees quit their jobs despite high job security
B) Companies forced workers to quit in hard times by calling for 'voluntary retirements'
C) Companies, with union consent, would force workers to shift to work at subsidiaries
D) All of the above