Andrew Carnegie's Wealth

Money. Money makes the world go around. The more money an individual has the wealthier the person is considered. Andrew Carnegie in the article “Wealth” believes that the rich are superior to the poor, but also believes that the rich need to help the poor through charity.
Carnegie compares the rich and poor as a relationship that is harmonious. An example of a harmonious relationship is a brotherhood. In a brotherhood, the big brother takes care of the little brother. In this case the big brother is wealthy and the little brother is poor. He uses this to emphasize that the wealthy needs to do their part and help the poor communities in the world.
Andrew also views the gap between rich and poor as beneficial to those who are poor. He strongly