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One does not necessarily imply the other. Did they sell it as "17% is the rate, by God, and we know for an an absolute fact that it will never have to increase," or did they sell it as, "my initial proposal is 17%, but we'll have to see how things work out over the next decade or so, and there may be a need to adjust the rate based on what happens."?So you'll say the difference is significent, but you won't say it was significently undersold...ok...
I know for the 30 years or so my dad was a teacher, he had no choice. He strongly disliked the union, but he had to pay union dues. No choice. That was in Minnesota.
It pays me well.
Guess I'll just throw out all that need to link cause and effect stuff they taught me in stats class (and elsewhere) and jump in on making that conclusion with you. I'm sure here in Arizona, we'd be nearly tops in education if we only unionized, regardless of our large Hisppanic, illegal, and Native American populations here.
