Answer:
D. Union pay tends to be higher than non-union pay for similar jobs.
Explanation:
Labor unions are always advocating for higher wages for their members. As a result, organized labor is always paid higher wages than the market rates. The exorbitant wages and benefits that unionized workers get make the per-unit output of labor expensive. A company with union workers will pay higher wages per hour or per unit produced than a business that pays as per the market rates.
