What did the united states government do to encourage businesses to convert factories to war time production.

a. threatened legal action on corporations.
b. cut taxes on manufacturing significantly.
c. guaranteed profits on the goods u. s. businesses produced.
d. offered to pay part of the production expenses.

c. guaranteed profits on the goods u.s businesses produced

Explanation:

guaranteed profits on the goods U.S. businesses produced.

Explanation:

During the war, government became the buyer of one and half of all goods made by Americans. They impose wage and price controls, they raise funds using war bonds, ration goods and also persuade the industries to produce for the sake of the war. They went into partnership with the industries instead of government enforcing their will.

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