Workers' power to affect change is based on their:
A)voting patterns.
B)knowledge of technology and products and collective organizations.
C)ability to gain positions as shareholders in their companies.
D)willingness to relocate to new plants in distant cities.
E)level of education and desire to get ahead.

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Workers' power to affect change is often based on their knowledge of the industry and the technical aspects of their job, as well as their ability to organize collectively. Voting patterns, positions as shareholders, willingness to relocate, level of education, and desire to get ahead may all play a role in certain situations, but they are not the primary factors determining workers' ability to effect change.

Workers' Power to Affect Change Is Based on Their