Chrysler goes private?

[Ryan T]

What study is this? Everything I have ever seen in the past has been the gross opposite of such. Again, it comes down to incentive structures and unions take away the accountability and dimish the initiative in the workforce.

Copied from a statement by the World Bank, the globial financial authority.

"Unions and Collective Bargaining: Economic Effects in a Global Environment," a study of more than 1,000 unions found that 'high unionization rates can lead to lower unemployment and inflation rates, higher productivity and faster adjustment to economic shocks.' This amongst many other studies have shown, regardless of public opinion, that unions have made the economy more able to respond to crisis, been more productive and given better pay and benefits to the worker than non-union industries.