Question

1. how did the national industrial recovery act (nira) affect u.s. labor? select all that apply.

it created the national recovery administration (nra) to regulate wages, prices, and working hours

it established labor rights for workers.

it created price monopolies in multiple industries.

it suspended antitrust laws to allow industries to collaborate on prices and production quotas.

Explanation:

• The NIRA created the National Recovery Administration (NRA) to set industry-wide standards for wages, prices, and working hours, directly impacting labor conditions.
• It established key labor rights, including the right of workers to unionize and bargain collectively, a major win for U.S. labor.
• While the act suspended antitrust laws for industry collaboration on prices/production, this was an economic regulation, not a direct labor impact. Creating price monopolies was not an intentional labor-focused outcome of the NIRA.

Answer:

• It created the National Recovery Administration (NRA) to regulate wages, prices, and working hours
• It established labor rights for workers