The Gospel Of Wealth By Andrew Carnegie
“The Gospel of Wealth” was written by Andrew Carnegie in 1889. He was one of the richest men in American during the Gilded Age. Carnegie had a strong belief that wealthy people should spend their money to benefit the society while they were still alive. He said “The man who dies thus rich dies disgraced.”
First and foremost, wealthy men had more advantages in the life to enlarge their wealth as well as to share it to the society. They were talent people with a strong ability to work hard in order to create more property. Thanks to the development of Industrial Revolution and Capitalism, the productivity was exposed. This improvement was also chances for smart people to invest in the free market. Indeed, most of the wealth in the society was
First and foremost, wealthy men had more advantages in the life to enlarge their wealth as well as to share it to the society. They were talent people with a strong ability to work hard in order to create more property. Thanks to the development of Industrial Revolution and Capitalism, the productivity was exposed. This improvement was also chances for smart people to invest in the free market. Indeed, most of the wealth in the society was