Business leaders of the late nineteenth century were both great captains of industry and were greedy and unscrupulous robber barons. It depends on which sides of the debate you might fall on. If you were a worker making a living by earning a wage, you would strive to get the best benefits you could from your employer. If anything had a negative effect on working conditions or wages, it would be viewed as greedy and unscrupulous by workers. On the other side of the debate, if you were an entrepreneur trying to build a dream, you would be trying to maximize every available resource, reduce competition, and accumulate as much profit as possible.
I would say that if America was going to continue to grow its economy and compete with a world market,
I would say that if America was going to continue to grow its economy and compete with a world market,