In the late nineteenth century, how did business owners typically respond to periods of economic stagnation?
a. by increasing workers' hours and responsibilities while cutting wages
b. by seeking new methods for production while producing similar goods
c. by reducing the quality of goods produced while maintaining their quantity
Ans: a. by increasing workers' hours and responsibilities while cutting wages
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