Which statement best describes Carnegie’s ideas about the wealthy class?

Carnegie argued that people who gained great wealth had a responsibility to use it for the public good. He believed their education, experience, and resources made them especially able to help those less fortunate, rather than simply spending their fortunes however they wished. Therefore, the best choice is that the wealthy are better fit to help the less fortunate because they have wisdom and resources.

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