Which of the following do American labor unions NOT accuse U. S. multinational firms of? a. They export jobs by shifting technology overseas. b. They enjoy unfair advantages in taxation. c. They export jobs by shifting investment overseas. d. They operate at output levels where scale economies occur.

The correct answer is letter D

A Labor Union is an association of workers whose function is to defend their interests and professional rights and their citizenship. Each worker is free to participate in the constitution of a union and become a partner, the group of workers being organized in a union free to structure and regulate its operation and define the forms and objectives of collective action. Trade unions are currently playing a major role in our society in the face of the serious national crises we are witnessing. In modern societies, organization according to common interests is increasingly a necessity.

D

Explanation:

I imagine that American labor unions accuse the multinational firms of exporting jobs by shifting technology and investment overseas. This is one of the reasons why they enjoy unfair advantages in taxation. Scale economies, on the other hand, are cost advantages that arise when production becomes (more) effective. This is also called the natural level of output or the full employment output. It is very doubtful that unions would protest against it.