What are some possible negative economic consequences of unions in competitive markets? (Select all that apply)Multiple choice

A

Unions can prevent entry of workers into an industry, causing higher wages than the competitive equilibrium, and causing deadweight loss in the labor market

B

Unions can "strike" which reduces productivity in the market and for the broader economy

C

Unions reduce communication between workers and management, facilitating lower information flow and inefficiency

D

Unions can decrease overall productivity through labor hiring requirements

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