In 1914,Henry Ford Did Something Innovative: He Introduced the $5,8-Hour

In 1914,Henry Ford did something innovative: he introduced the $5,8-hour workday for the people who worked in his factories.This kind of rate (and limited day) was unheard-of at the time,making Ford's workers quite fortunate and relatively wealthy.Which of the following best explains why Ford would have instituted the $5 workday?

A) Ford wanted to stimulate the economy by providing his workers with enough money and leisure time to be consumers and his and other industrialists' goods.
B) Ford was an industrial democrat who believed that his workers were inherently good and therefore,would contribute significantly to culture and society if they had more time and money.
C) Ford desired to increase worker morale and therefore,efficiency and productivity in the workplace,so he increased workers' pay in order to ultimately improve efficiency.
D) Ford believed that if his workers had more disposable income and leisure time,they have more resources to form meaningful bonds with their co-workers and neighbors,strengthening the community.