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Which tactic might be used by union workers against management?

A strike or work stoppage.


What focused on collective bargaining and used strikes as a major tactic?

American federation of labor


What is economic sabotage?

Economic Sabotage is the practice of undermining the economy of a nation. It is a tactic used to pressure governments. The power of the markets is such, that it may be wielded as a weapon to damage the stability a countries economy, raising food/fuel prices, interest rates on international debts and other factors important to an economy. Economic Sabotage can be used against a foreign government to undermine their standing, or by the ruling class to undermine left-wing governments.


What are the advantages of strike to employees?

The advantages: 1. Well, you don't have to go to work! YAY! 2. You get to spend time with your family and friends! YAY! 3. If your boss agrees to your offer, YAY! 4. You get to go to places at your work time. YAY! The strike is the main, often the sole, threat the union has against the employer. By agreeing NOT to strike during the term of a contract, the union gains concessions from the employer. WHile on strike, strikers receive zero paychecks. Union strike funds do not pay as much as a job. Strikers are denioed unemployment benefits paid for by the employer. Contributions to pension plans stop. They must pay cash for medical premiums to retain med insurance. They will be replaced in many jobs, perhaps permanently. Strikers who win pay increases remain unpaid for the days they were on strike, so it takes years for the pay raise to make up for the strike.


How demand-pull inflation leads to an upward trend in prices?

Demand-pull inflation will tend to result in less demand for a product. This tactic is used when too many dollars are going after products with too little supply.