What is the speaker's stance on free markets?

• He is neutral and doesn't express any personal views.

• He dislikes free markets and prefers socialism.

• He loves free markets but doesn't agree with everything the president says.

• He fully agrees with all libertarian views.

According to the president's speech, what is the main threat to the Western world?

• The decline of capitalism.

• The rise of socialism.

• The increase in government programs.

• The lack of natural resources.

How does the president view successful entrepreneurs?

• As social benefactors and heroes.

• As neutral figures.

• As villains of society.

• As obstacles to government progress.

What warning does the president give to Western countries?

• To focus solely on natural resources.

• To avoid hindering free markets and competition.

• To increase government control over markets.

• To adopt more socialist policies.

What is the potential benefit of trying new economic policies according to the speaker?

• It leads to economic instability.

• It allows for learning and innovation.

• It guarantees immediate success.

• It ensures uniformity across countries.