U.s. employers have strongly opposed, Macroeconomics

U.S. employers have strongly opposed a corporatist agenda, under which employment relationships would be jointly governed by unions, employers, and government. This orientation has become fairly well established in Europe, though it has receded even more in the U.S. since the 1960s.

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