Which of the following statements reflects Robert Reich's warning in his book The Work of Nations (199), excerpted in the textbook?
A) In the evolving worldwide economy, the United States would soon not be able to control its economy.
B) The federal government must reduce regulation of business practices in order for the United States to compete successfully in the evolving worldwide economy.
C) The United States should increase tariffs on imports to protect American industries from foreign competition.
D) The national debt was unsustainable.
Answer: A
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