If union contracts raise wages above competitive levels, what might be one negative outcome? Industries will raise salaries for
top-level workers but not entry-level workers. Companies will move overseas to escape unions and hire cheaper labor. Inexperienced workers will lose their jobs to more experienced workers. Employees will be content with their status and thus less likely to join unions.
If union contracts raise wages above competitive levels negative outcome will be that products will be more expensive. When talking about economy expenses always have an impact on the product if that happens sales may decrease as a result of it. Companies and industries always want to be competitive on the market, that means having a good product for a considerable price. This could be considered a commandment on the economic market. That's why we could say that on the response of the tension of the unions to increase wages companies will move overseas to escape them and hire cheaper labor so they can maintain their prices and quality for the same cost.
The correct answer is operant conditioning. This is defined
as a type of learning by which a behavior is likely to be controlled due to the
consequences that has been laid out or associated to the person. The operant conditioning
can be a negative or positive reinforcement and as well as negative or positive
punishment.
The Correct Answer is "One person rules and has absolute power".
Explanation:
Absolute power is vested in the Monarchy form of government, a Monarchy is a type of government which was headed by the Monarch or King, In absolute monarchy the ruler has the power to govern their country and people has no legal rights in the government and not allow to oppose the decisions of the Monarch.
Another form of government is Dictatorship in which all the absolute powers are concentrated in the Dictator.
