Chapter 14 and Chapter 15 Vocabulary

An agreement in which a company agrees to hire only union members.

• Closed Shop

• Union Shop

• Right to Work Laws

• Flexible Response

A law making it illegal to require employees to join a union.

• Union Shop

• Termination Policy

• Franchise Law

• Right to Work Laws

A business that requires employees to join a union.

• agency shop

• open shop

• union shop

• closed shop

Policy of balancing economic conservatism with some activism.

• Dynamic Conservatism

• Radical economic policy

• Laissez-faire economics

• Socialist economic policy

A marked rise in birthrate, such as occurred in the US after World War Two.

• Economic Boom

• Baby Boom

• Post-War Generation

• Population Surge

Jobs in fields not requiring work clothes or protective clothing, such as sales.

• White Collar Jobs

• Blue Collar Jobs

• Poverty Line

• Generation Gap Jobs

Worker in the manual labor field, particularly those that require protective clothing.

• Union Worker

• Pink Collar Worker

• Blue Collar Worker

• White Collar Worker

A large corporation with overseas investments.

• Multinational Corporation

• Local Business

• Domestic Corporation

• National Enterprise

The right or license to market a company's goods or services in an area, such as a store chain or corporation.

• franchise

• distributorship

• patent

• license

A cultural separation between parents and their children

• Cultural assimilation
• Generational gap
• Parental guidance
• Consensus