14. If higher taxes on the wealthy would finance public investments that would produce greater gains for the wealthy than the required reductions in private consumption, why don't the wealthy generally support candidates who would raise their taxes? a. Because the wealthy regard all taxation as theft. b. Because bureaucrats spend money more carelessly than private citizens do c. Because the wealthy don't need to rely on public investment. d. Because the wealthy fail to recognize that higher taxes would not reduce their relative purchasing power