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I don’t think that's the cause so it is a coincidence. It's probably related to a surge in new business creation and the general strength in the economy (though it's also contributed to that strength so it's complicated). At any rate, again, I think you're right that high unionization is compatible with strong productivity growth. I don’t think there’s a necessary connection between the two, in either direction. The issue with unions is just that they fight for particular goods rather than the general good. Of course everyone has the right to fight for themselves so that’s fine. But public policy should be focused on the general good (which at times means siding with unions and at other times means siding against them).Biden's NLRB has done more to strengthen Unions than any President for 50 years. Not a coincidence.
Yeah, obviously Trump is on the side of owners over workers.The Firefighter's Union are already denouncing their advocacy of Trump.