All of the following were new measures of welfare capitalism in the 1920s EXCEPT:

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Full union representation was not a measure of welfare capitalism in the 1920s. Welfare capitalism focused on providing benefits like health insurance, retirement pensions, and paid vacations to improve worker satisfaction and loyalty, but it generally did not extend to supporting full union representation, as many employers preferred to avoid union influence.

All of the Following Were New Measures of Welfare Capitalism