Manual of References and Exercises in Economics for Use with Volume II. Modern Economic ProblemsFetter, Frank A. (Frank Albert)
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Manual of References and Exercises in Economics for Use with Volume II. Modern Economic Problems
Fetter, Frank A. (Frank Albert)
Economics -- Examinations, questions, etc.
9. Give examples of the different kinds of boycott. What seems to be
the attitude of the federal courts as to the lawfulness of boycotts?
10. Is there any similarity between the methods of trade unions and
the etiquette of the medical and the legal professions?
11. Some trade unions limit the number of apprentices in their trades.
Is this a justifiable policy on their part?
12. Of the methods employed by trade unions to raise the wages of
their members, which are prejudicial and which are not prejudicial to
the interests of the rest of the community, including non-union labor?
Give reasons.
13. Can wages be affected by the "collective bargaining" of trade
unions and if so indicate in that connection a justification (if one
exists) for trade union organization.
14. If a trade union sets a minimum rate of wages lower than the
competitive market rate would be in the absence of organization, which
rate would the members receive? State the facts from the Source Book
which lead you to your answer.
15. Have trade unions raised or lowered the wages of non-union labor?
16. What is the attitude of American trade unions toward efficiency
systems as attempts to introduce improved methods of production (not
systems of payment)?
CHAPTER 21
PUBLIC REGULATION OF HOURS AND WAGES
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