While globalization, decentralization and the need for greater flexibility are important pressures in U.S. industrial relations, they are relatively unimportant issues for most other industrialized countries.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Globalization, decentralization, and the need for greater flexibility are important pressures in industrial relations for many industrialized countries, not just the U.S. Therefore, these issues are important for most other industrialized countries, not relatively unimportant.

While globalization, decentralization and the need for greater flexibility are important pressures in U.S. industrial relations, they are relatively unimportant issues for most other industrialized countries.

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