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Do Now: Why were unions first created?
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Basic Goals
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TOOLS
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Structure of Unions Local Federation AFL-CIO TYPES OF UNIONS CRAFT INDUSTRIAL
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Legislation 1935 – Social Security Act 1935 – National Labor Relations Act 1938 – Fair Labor Standards Act 1947 – Taft-Hartley Act 1959 – Landrum-Griffin Act
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Growth of Unions 1800s 1890 – Sherman Anti-Trust Act 1914 – Clayton Act 1930s - ? 1950s – corruption – Hoffa – Teamsters Today – 11% of labor force
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Professional Organizations ABA AMA NEA
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Positive Negative
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DO NOW: If a resource is limited relative to demand, how does that impact its value?
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Rank the following Occupations according to Income Rank the following Occupations according to Social Value U.S. Senator Social Worker TV star College Professor Best Selling Novelist Brain Surgeon Registered Nurse Sanitation Worker Firefighter Police Accountant Professional Athlete
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1. How are incomes determined in the U.S.? 2. What are the different types of income? Land - ? Capital - ? Entrepreneur - ? Labor - ?
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1. If the supply of land is limited, and is in high demand, what will happen to Rent? 2. If the supply of money is limited, and is in high demand, what will happen to Interest rates? 3. If the skill related to an occupation is rare/limited, and is in high demand, what will happen to the income? 4. If the skill is rare, but is not in high demand, what will happen to income?
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What will happen to income of an occupation that doesn’t require a rare skill/ability, but is demanded? Suppose the occupation involves a task many find distasteful?
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In your opinion, is using the laws of supply and demand a just way to determine incomes levels? Do professional athletes and entertainers truly deserve the incomes they receive? Should societal value play a larger role in determining income?
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Income Inequality CEO to average worker salary ratio since 1970s Gender Pay Gap
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Rare Skill plus High Demand equals? Rare Skill plus Low Demand equals ? Common Skill plus High Demand equals ? Common Skill plus Low Demand?
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