Progressive Reforms During the Early Twentieth Century Were Led Mostly

question 33

Multiple Choice

Progressive reforms during the early twentieth century were led mostly by members of the

• A) working class
• B) Socialist Party
• C) upper class and business elite
• D) middle class

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Definitions:

Future Employment Needs

The projected requirements of the workforce, including the number and types of jobs available in the future.

Attrition

The gradual reduction in the number of employees through retirement, resignation, or death, not replaced by hiring new employees.

Early Retirement

The act of leaving one's professional career or occupation before the typical retirement age, often incentivized by employers.

Excess Labour

A situation where the number of workers available exceeds the number of jobs available, often leading to unemployment or underemployment.