According to Hall (class 11), many German manufacturing firms are able to make incremental improvements in their production processes leading to high quality products for export. Select one: True False As we learned in class 9, which (if any) of the following are characteristic of "liberal market economy" (LME) countries? Select one: . a. All of these are characteristics of LME countries b. There is a high level of inequality in wages and salaries in LMEs . c. LME countries have been very vulnerable to globalization and less able to preserve their manufacturing bases . d. There are highly decentralized systems of wage setting in LMEs e. Employment in LMEs tends to be short-term in nature Show Transcribed Text C As we learned in class 10, which, if any, of the following were characteristics of the classic Japanese employment model pillar concerning Nenko (seniority plus merit) wage system? Select one: . a. There was a relatively narrow gap between what blue and white collar workers earn. . b. All of these were characteristics of the classic Japanese employment model pillar concerning Nenko (seniority plus merit) wage system? c. Employees could predict what their future salaries would be because increases were predictable . d. There was a part of salary increased based on ability as well as seniority e. Employee wage increases grew greater over time as the employee's contribution to the company increased According to the video on the Nike strike in China, the strike was unusual because China has suppressed independent labor organizations and trade unions. Select one: True False Show Transcribed Text C As we learned in class 9, in Anglo-Saxon, liberal market economy (LME) systems there is an impersonal "arm's length" relationship between investors and companies driven by the stock market. Select one: True False