Britain and the US believed that Unions would be bad for the economy - this is the correct answer.
Actually, the answer that Unions would work towards reducing working hours is also correct, but it's not the whole reason: and it's also a part of why they believed Union would be bad for the economy. (so the answer "would be bad for the economy" already encompasses the answer of "would reduce the work hours
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But the number one lesson learned is: Don't fight a war. (Nothing is worth fighting for, besides we are all getting along so well there will be no reason to fight any more wars)
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Answer:He's angry at Stern for hiring such a clearly unqualified worker, but when he complains to the Nazis about the death of one of his workers, he echoes Stern's words: "quite skilled." The word "skilled" shows up again and again: Schindler's convenient justification for saving people's lives.
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