How did Theodore Roosevelt distinguish a “good” trust from a “bad” tru

How did Theodore Roosevelt distinguish a “good” trust from a “bad” trust?

a. A good trust stayed within reasonable bounds, whereas a bad trust hurt the general welfare of society.
b. A good trust donated money to Roosevelt’s campaign, whereas bad trusts did not.
c. A good trust was well-organized and efficient, whereas a bad trust was cumbersome and inefficient.
d. A good trust employed the masses (immigrants, women, the poor, African Americans); a bad trust only employed white males.
e. A good trust developed products that contributed to society; a bad trust worked in mergers and acquisitions and did not produce any actual products.

ANSWER
A