Why did some business leaders advocate for regulation and reform?
A. Regulations were implemented in exchange for generous tax breaks and incentives.
B. Business leaders were against the power of corrupt local politicians.
C. Accepting minor reforms prevented the Progressives from demanding major reforms.
D. Business leaders saw greater profits as a result of financial wealth distribution.
Answer: C
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