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Joining me now with their takes on the issue, the university of maryland international business professor peter murici, and president of the economic policy institute lawrence michele. peter, are unions a thing of the past now? >> it seems private sector workers consider them to be. each year for the last two decades the percentage of workers represented by a union is declining. increasingly a professional, well-educated labor force can ne goesht for itself. unions have not won many representation elections and they're falling in numbers except in the public sector where government protect s t...

Would be represented by a union think they are out of touch with their own lives? >> well, i don't think the polling actually shows that whatsoever. and this has really nothing to do with what's going on in wisconsin. in wisconsin the legislation there is saying, unions would have to be reelected every year. the government there would be sponsoring elections all across wisconsin every year. it says you can't allow people who want to pay union dues to the union to do it through the payroll system. it is saying that unions aren't going to be allowed to negotiate over certain things they are now ...

Non-managerial work force asked, they want a union in their work force tomorrow if they could have it. if all workers in america had a union, we'd have union rates similar to that of germany, above 40%. the question about whether unions are rely convenient, it's rely convenient to american workers now and when it's no longer relevant to morning workers, won't be. the typical college graduate is not making anything more now than he or she did ten years ago. the wages of even college graduates have not grown in ten years, nor have they for regular high school educated workers. so it seems to me ...