PART A: Which of the following best identifies a central idea of the interview?
A.
Throughout history, economists have always thought technological advances would lead to job loss — and they have always been wrong.
B.
Most new technology comes from our desire to better our lives and work as little as possible.
C.
Experts disagree about the effects of technological growth on our economy; some fear massive job loss, while some believe this fear is unnecessary.
D.
While machines have made incredible gains in recent years, there is no technology that lets them compete with human workers.

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