The document discusses three different sources that analyze economic ideologies: 1. Source 1 supports modern liberalism and Keynesian economics, arguing that government must provide social programs to prevent poverty and intervene occasionally in markets. 2. Source 2 criticizes socialism, arguing that hierarchical systems and human labor are necessary for production and rejects government involvement in markets. 3. Source 3 portrays wealthy capitalists questioning an economic boom's benefits, relating to classical liberal values of competition and individualism in markets. The sources address whether government should intervene in economies - Source 1 supports intervention while Sources 2 and 3 support less intervention and allowing private markets to function.

1. Source analysis<br />Source 1<br />Compatible with Keynesian Economics and Modern Liberalism

2. People cannot truly pursue happiness unless government funds social organizations that prevent debt, poverty and hunger.