Use These 3 videos to answer the question:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0VHiONkot8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGkEziYbcJo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxklFh6-D9s

In the market, any activity is a zero-sum game.

{ ["True", "False"] }

Bill Gates became rich by:

{ ["deceiving many consumers.", "producing what many consumers wanted.", "receiving a huge amount of subsidies from the government."] }

Baby Doc got rich by:

{ ["taking resources from the citizens.", "creating what many people wanted.", "winning many lotteries.", "buying and selling properties."] }

According to philosopher David Kelly, Vanderbilt{ ["was", "wasn't"] } a robber and{ ["was", "wasn't"] } a baron.

Vanderbilt and Rockefeller became rich by:

{ ["monopolizing the markets using government power.", "receiving enormous government subsidies.", "offering better products at lower prices.", "receiving big tax breaks."] }

Jeff Ellis had to innovate to entice his potential customers. What was his innovation?

{ ["rear hug rescue", "compact jump", "plastic mouthpiece", "secretly taping his lifeguards", "All of the above."] }

According to economist Walter Williams, those areas where people are mostly motivated by { ["fame", "caring", "power", "greed"] } are the areas where people are satisfied. Those areas where people are mostly motivated by { ["fame", "caring", "power", "greed"] } are the areas of disasters.