Question

According to Carnegie’s beliefs, what insures the survival of the fittest in every department and is essential to the future progress of the man?

Answer 1

Although ethically controversial and still a discussed issue today, the answer to this question is the "natural law of competition" born in " the great inequality of environment, the concentration of business—industrial and commercial—in the hands of a few", as Carnegie wrote in his "Gospel of Wealth".

Answer 2

The correct answer is the Law of Competition.

According to Carnegie’s beliefs, the element that ensures the survival of the fittest in every department and is essential to the future progress of the man is the Law of Competition.  

In 1889, Dale Carnegie wrote “The Gospel of Wealth”. In that document, he refers to the law of competition. In his essay, he talks about that the law of competition can be difficult for the individual but is the only one that guarantees the survival of the fittest in every department.