If the reasons for the decline in unionization rates in the U.S. are largely structural and a result of declining demand for union services, there is no real need for labor law reform.

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The statement suggests that if the decline in unionization rates is due to structural factors and reduced demand for union services, then there is no need for labor law reform. This implies that the decline is not caused by legal barriers or other factors that could be addressed through labor law reform.

If the Reasons for the Decline in Unionization Rates in the U.S