Which factor contributed to the formation of large corporations during the late 19th century?

Production could be organized more efficiently on a larger scale.

Wage levels could be increased when employing a smaller number of workers.

Businesses could only export to foreign markets with a large amount of capital.

Government support for businesses was more likely in a highly concentrated industry.

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Which factor contributed to the formation of large corporations during the late 19th century?

 Production could be organized more efficiently on a larger scale.

 Wage levels could be increased when employing a smaller number of workers.

 Businesses could only export to foreign markets with a large amount of capital.

 Government support for businesses was more likely in a highly concentrated industry.

anonymous · Answer

not knowing any thing about this in particular, i would go with the first one
others don't sound right

helder_edwin · Answer

It is the first one, i think. The more organized (specialized) production is, the easier it is for a company to grow into big corporations.

anonymous · Answer

thanks y'all (:

helder_edwin · Answer

u r welcome. you should check some book on america's economic history, though.

anonymous · Answer

Correct Answer: A. Production could be organized more efficiently on a larger scale.