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When Andrew Carnegie stated, "The man who
dies rich, dies disgraced," he was supporting
(1) consumer credit
(3) Social Darwinism
(4) antitrust legislation
(2) charitable giving

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The thing that Andrew Carnegie was supporting when he made the statement,  "The man who dies rich, dies disgraced," is (2) charitable giving

What is Charitable Giving?

This refers to the philanthropic act of helping less privileged persons by making their lives better through donations.

Hence, we can see that from the given statement ofAndrew Carnegie, we can see that he believes that a man that dies rich dies disgraced because he was not a charitable giver.

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