Many companies in the Twenties adopted the concept of "welfare capitalism," which asserted that Question 6 Select one: a. if they kept paying their workers so little, they would be contributing to America's becoming a welfare state. b. part of their duties to workers was to put them in touch with social groups that helped workers through hard times. c. when a worker was killed on the job, it was only fitting that the company pay for the funeral service. d. by providing better working conditions, better pay, and other benefits, owners had happier, more productive workers. e. providing workers with company unions kept most socialists out of the employees' ranks