In the article, What is Employment?, Cooley (1963) shares the following sentiment: Government "aid" of all kinds, whether it be compensation to the "unemployed," relief to the "needy," price supports to farmers, minimum wages to workers, subsidies to shipbuilders, easy credit to "small" business, urban renewal grants, defense contracts to "depressed areas," or "aid to education," should be discontinued, if not immediately, then gradually. Government should withdraw from the "aid" business, at the same time serving notice on the people that they must depend upon their own initiative. Not only the federal but the state and local governments should demobilize their "aid" forces. Do you agree or disagree? Explain