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The economist George Gilder argued that:A.lower taxes would result in greater economic growth.B.corporations are dangerous and must be regulated.C.workers should take control over the means of production.D.governments should play a more active role in the economy.

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The economist George Gilder argued that:A.lower taxes would result in greater economic growth.B.corporations are dangerous and must be regulated.C.workers should take control over the means of production.D.governments should play a more active role in the economy.

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George Gilder, the economist, argued that lower taxes would result in greater economic growth.

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