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Social Studies, 18.03.2020 00:55 davidtemple

Management of a company threatens to close a manufacturing plant in the company whose employees are resisting an across-the-board pay cut. This threat is actually untrue. In this case, which of the following tactics of overcoming resistance to change is being used by the management?
a. procedural fairness
b. negotiation
c. conciliation
d. manipulation
e. arbitration

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