Unions can be argued to gave raised worker productivity by: a) Enabling workers to speak with collective voice in the workplace. b) Decreasing quit rates. c) Bargaining for rules that promote the use of internal labor markets. d) Helping police and monitor incomplete emolyment contracts. e) All of the above.

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