Which of the following is not typically considered characteristic of the "labor problem" in the early 1900s?
A) Long work hours of 72 hours per week and more.
B) Unsafe and unsanitary working conditions.
C) Job insecurity and the constant fear of unemployment.
D) The high cost of health care and health insurance.

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The high cost of health care and health insurance was not typically considered characteristic of the "labor problem" in the early 1900s. The other options (long work hours, unsafe and unsanitary working conditions, and job insecurity) were all common issues faced by workers during this time period.

Which of the Following Is Not Typically Considered Characteristic of the "Labor