The concept of 'Welfare Capitalism' in the 1920s involved:
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Correct answer: Companies offering health insurance to discourage union drives
Businesses hoped that by improving worker conditions and offering perks, they could keep employees loyal and prevent them from joining labor unions. This led to a decline in union membership during much of the decade.
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