Congress of Industrial Organizations President Philip Murray addresses labor and management gathering in Washington

The transcript addresses a significant problem in the United States, emphasizing that it cannot be solved solely through procedural means. The word 'No' is highlighted as a critical issue affecting societal welfare. The speaker urges a conference to address industrial problems and protect American workers' wage standards.

What is the main challenge in defining a true problem in the United States?

• It is entirely theoretical.

• It is based on historical context.

• It is purely procedural.

• It cannot be defined as wholly procedural.

What does the word 'No' symbolize in the context of American challenges?

• A simple refusal.

• A procedural issue.

• A challenge that cannot be easily resolved.

• An agreement.

Why is it important to address the word 'No' in the context of American welfare?

• It is a historical term.

• It is a minor issue.

• It poses a threat to common welfare.

• It can be easily ignored.

What is the urgent need that the conference is urged to address?

• Reducing taxes.

• Improving industrial technology.

• Protecting the wage standards of American workers.

• Increasing corporate profits.

How does the final section suggest improving national welfare?

• By focusing on international trade.

• By protecting wage standards.

• By reducing government intervention.

• By ignoring industrial problems.