Question

what is one result of fords paying of higher wages to his workers? ford went out of business and died in poverty ford sold fewer cars and car prices went up ford sold more cars and car prices came down rewatch

Explanation:

Henry Ford's decision to pay higher wages (like the $5 - day - week, $5 - a - day wage) made his workers able to afford the cars they produced. This increased demand, so Ford sold more cars. Also, with higher production efficiency (due to happier, more stable workers and assembly line methods), car prices decreased. The first option is wrong as Ford was successful. The second option is wrong as higher wages led to more sales, not fewer, and prices dropped, not rose.

Answer:

C. Ford sold more cars and car prices came down (assuming the third option is labeled C; if the original options had different labels, adjust the label but keep the text. Since the options are presented as three checkboxes, the correct one is the third statement: "Ford sold more cars and car prices came down")