Which of the following does not present a significant barrier to transnational labor collaboration?
A) Differences in opinion about the need for unionization and labor protection
B) Language, cultural, religious, and ideological differences between countries
C) Legal constraints on transnational labor collaboration
D) Differences in union structures and goals

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Differences in opinion about the need for unionization and labor protection do not inherently present a significant barrier to transnational labor collaboration. While they can pose challenges, they are often the basis for initiating discussions and collaborations to address common concerns, rather than being insurmountable barriers. In contrast, language, cultural, religious, and ideological differences (B), legal constraints (C), and differences in union structures and goals (D) are more tangible barriers that can significantly hinder the ability of labor groups from different countries to work together effectively.

Which of the Following Does Not Present a Significant Barrier