Explain the views of the classical economists toward the working class. Did the theories of these economists offer hope that life would improve for the working class?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. Bentham and the creation of workhouses for the poor
2. The assumption that poverty reflected laziness discourages aid and reform
3. Infrastructure projects in France under the July monarchy promoting economic growth but doing little to direct address poverty
4. Free trade policies, including the repeal of the Corn Laws, creating lower prices
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