Which of the following is not a major reason for the decline of unionism in the U.S.?
A) Employment has shifted away from manufacturing toward services.
B) Management has greatly intensified its opposition to unions.
C) Consumer demand has shifted toward foreign manufactured goods and away from union-produced domestic goods.
D) Nonunion firms continue to have poor working conditions.

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Nonunion firms having poor working conditions is not a major reason for the decline of unionism. The decline is more attributed to the shift in employment sectors, increased management opposition, and changes in consumer demand.

Which of the Following Is Not a Major Reason for the Decline