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How State Right-to-Work Laws Screw the Working Class
Last March, when Michigan became the first state in 58 years to repeal a right-to-work law, it was yet another sign that public support for labor unions is on the rise. During the past couple of years, unions’ public approval ratings have been higher than in half a century. Now a new study by two economists for the Federal Reserve Board presents what may be the most comprehensive case ever that right-to-work laws beggar union and nonunion workers alike.A right-to-work law is a state law that bars unions from collecting fees from union nonmembers to cover their share of collective bargaining costs. In a union shop, union nonmembers are covered by the same contract as union members and have th

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