Question

during the early industrial age, which group had the most economic power? trade unions craft guilds factory workers employers

Explanation:

During the early Industrial Age, employers (factory owners, business owners) held significant economic power. Trade unions were in their early stages and not as powerful. Craft guilds were less relevant as industrialization shifted production. Factory workers often had low wages and little power. Employers controlled capital, production, and labor, giving them the most economic power.

Answer:

employers