Question

this passage was taken from an address that president calvin coolidge gave to a meeting of newspaper editors in 1925.
\after all, the chief business of the american people is business. they are profoundly concerned with producing, buying, selling, investing and prospering in the world.... in all experience, the accumulation of wealth means the multiplication of schools, the increase of knowledge, the dissemination of intelligence, the encouragement of science, the broadening of outlook, the expansion of liberties, the widening of culture.\
—calvin coolidge, from a speech to newspaper editors, quoted in the new york times, january 18, 1925
what point is coolidge trying to stress in the speech?
the ingenuity of the american people has traditionally built wealth.
americans are more concerned with widening culture than building wealth.
everyone would be better off if the united states accumulated wealth.
those who accumulate wealth should be expected to fund more schools

Explanation:

El discurso de Coolidge destaca que el negocio es lo principal para el pueblo estadounidense y que la acumulación de riqueza conlleva beneficios como la multiplicación de escuelas, el aumento del conocimiento, etc. Esto implica que si Estados Unidos acumula riqueza, todos estarían mejor.

Answer:

Everyone would be better off if the United States accumulated wealth.