George Gilder and Reagan-Era Economics
THE ONLY dependable route from poverty is always work, family, and faith. The first principle is that in order to move up, the poor must not only work, they must work harder than the classes above them. Every previous generation of the lower class has made such efforts. But the current poor, white even more than black, are refusing to work hard.
Which of the following best describes the influence of Reagan-era ideologies on the economic views of George Gilder?
A
He was inspired by civil rights movements to address racial economic disparities.
B
He emphasized individual effort and minimal government intervention.
C
His background in technology investment highlighted the importance of tech-driven solutions.
D
Experiences of poverty led him to focus on structural economic reforms.
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