The economics of buffalo hunting for the skin trade resulted in __________among wealthier men so that processing could keep pace with buffalo killed

a. the hiring of workers
b. the acquisition of multiple wives
c. the use of factory-style processing methods
d. low-quality methods of hide tanning


Answer: b

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