Which policy was favored by american farmers in the late 1800s? a abandoning the gold standard b ending regulations on the railroad industry c ending government price supports d decreasing tariffs on imported grain

A. abandoning the gold standard

Explanation:

During the Gilded Age, all transportation costs were getting out of hand, everything costed a lot and led to the fall of the American Market. The farmers were victim to the tariff policy.

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