The answer is (A.) 15%. By the year 1932, the percentage of workers who had any form of employment-related pension was only about (a.) 15%. The company-provided pensions had a small percentage of workers that joined employment-related pensions, which is a major problem for them. During that time, the United State's stock market collapsed which led the country to its Great Depression which was the worst economic crisis. Most of these workers who had anticipated never got their pensions.
