Which of the following was a cause of the great railroad strike of 1877? railroad companies cut workers' wages after workers destroyed railroad property. railroad companies rejected workers’ requests for higher wages. railroad companies fired workers who asked for higher wages. railroad companies responded with violence when workers requested higher wages.

Railroad companies rejected workers’ requests for higher wages.

Explanation:

The Great Railroad Strike of 1877 took place in West Virginia, and lasted 45 days. However, this strike inspired others in various cities, such as New York, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The strike was motivated by the severe pay cuts that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O) had implemented. Railroad companies had rejected  workers’ requests for higher wages, which led workers to complain through this method in an attempt to force the companies to pay a fair salary.

1) subsidies as the seller will receive a higher amount that the market price

2) taxes because traslation effect considering demand price-elasticity

3) taxes

4) subsidies will increase the amount recieve by sellers. (for taxes it act as a intermediate it retains the taxes levied and then has to give them to the government thus, aren't an increase in they proceeds

5) taxes, the subsidies are government espending

6) taxes, because traslation effect.

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