In Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand's main concern is to make people understand that
A) it is everyone's responsibility to make certain that no one goes hungry in this world.
B) they should always keep other people's interest at heart before their own.
C) it is everyone's right to protect himself or herself from being used by others who want something for nothing.
D) the Bible is always right.

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Ayn Rand's philosophy, Objectivism, which is central to "Atlas Shrugged," emphasizes individual rights, personal responsibility, and rational self-interest. She argues against the idea of sacrificing oneself for others or being exploited by those who demand unearned benefits. Thus, the correct answer is that Rand wants to make people understand the importance of protecting oneself from being used by others who want something for nothing.

In Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand's Main Concern Is to Make