In American Individualism, Herbert Hoover

In American Individualism, Herbert Hoover

A) asserts the importance of a strong federal government able to interfere in the economy.
B) argued that self-interest tended to promote private interests and it should continue to be that way.
C) preferred an active government promoting welfare policies.
D) understood self-interest should be subordinated to public service.
E) rejected the idea of private agencies intervening in regulatory and welfare policies.