Labor unions seek to increase the demand for labor by      I. increasing the number of workers available in the labor market II. promoting consumer loyalty to purchase union-produced products III. lobbying for government contracts to purchase union-produced products IV. lobbying for trade restrictions to limit the number of imports allowed into domestic markets   I only   III and IV only   II, III, and IV only   I, II, III, and IV   II only

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