Economist: If the belief were to become widespread that losing one' s job is not a sign of personal shortcomings but instead an effect of impersonal social forces (which is surely correct), there would be growth in the societal demand for more government control of the economy to protect individuals from these forces, just as the government now protects them from military invasion. Such extensive government control of the economy would lead to an economic disaster, however. The economist's statements, if true, most strongly support which one of the following? ['In general, people should feel no more responsible for economic disasters than for military invasions.', 'Increased knowledge of the causes of job loss could lead to economic disaster.', 'Governments should never interfere with economic forces.', 'Societal demand for government control of the economy is growing.']