Andrew Carnegie

 

Have you ever heard the name of Andrew Carnegie? You have already known the America's Carnegie Hall, Carnegie Foundation, and so on. Like his reputation, he had mobilized many funds to invest in the promotion of arts, education, and academic research, and had returned his wealth to society.

He was one of the greatest charitable workers of his time, originally a great man of the American steel industry in the late 19th century. Since most of the steel was imported from England at that time, the US was always at a disadvantage in price. So when Carnegie built a steel company and made the United States a steel powerhouse, so he was called, "the king of steel". However, his reputation became more known after his retirement, and he paid a lot of money to foundations and universities and worked on social projects. This is why he is respected to this day. If you have accumulated wealth only for individuals, you would not have been respected. He has long been respected for his many good influences by investing and expanding his accumulated wealth for society.

 

Q) The accumulation of wealth has been recognized as bad since ancient times. In reality, rich people are involved with all kinds of bad irregularities. But there are some good people who return wealth to society and do charity work. What do you think about wealth accumulation and social return?