Which statement best describes Mill's view of the economic role for government? . A. Mill accepts the classical view of limited government but argues for providing for education; assisting the poor; outlawing child labor; regulating natural monopolies and financial markets; financing science, exploration, and infrastructure; protecting the natural environment; and using government to stimulate growth when output and employment collapses. O B. Mill accepts the classical view of limited government but argues for providing education; assisting the poor; outlawing child labor; regulating natural monopolies and financial markets; financing science, exploration, and infrastructure; protecting the natural environment; using the government to stimulate the economy when output and employment collapses; and government policies to prevent inflation problems. . C. Mill accepts the classical view of limited government but argues for providing education; assisting the poor; outlawing child labor; regulating natural monopolies; and financing science, exploration, and infrastructure. D. Mill rejects the classical view of limited government and argues for an activist government which provides education; assists the poor; outlaws child labor; regulates natural monopolies and financial markets; finances science, exploration, and infrastructure; and protects the natural environment. O E. Mill accepts the classical view of limited government but argues for providing education; assisting the poor and the unemployed; outlawing child labor; regulating natural monopolies and financial markets; financing science, exploration, and infrastructure; and protecting the natural environment