Yes and he cares about his money more than anything.
the countries that have deposits of coal and oil have the advantage to have coal to heat up homes, give a warming fire etc, and for countries that have oil deposits can have more petrol, cooking oil :), oil for lamps etc.
Dangerous, unsafe, and causes pollutants. There are more ways of cleaner energy.
technology
Tax cuts allow citizens to have more money in their pockets for things such as spending or saving. This means businesses will receive more money, and banks will have more money to lend.
More coal.
Scrooge heard the sound of his nephew, Fred's hearty laugh.
By refusing to allow Bob more than one lump of coal, refusing to give even a small charitable donation to help those starving at Christmas and eating gruel when he could afford large expensive meals
Scrooge doesn't like his clerk, Bob Cratchit, because he sees him as inefficient, and views his requests for better working conditions or time off as unnecessary. Scrooge values profit above all else, and sees Bob as an expense rather than a valuable employee.
The Ghost of Christmas Present said that Scrooge's clerk, Bob Cratchit, and his family needed his sprinkle the most, as they were living in poverty and struggling to make ends meet. He urged Scrooge to be more compassionate towards them.
Bob Cratchit is Charles Dickens' fictional character from "A Christmas Carol". He is more commonly known as a clerk, employed by the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge in his counting house.
Bob Cratchit considered putting Scrooge in a straight jacket because of his erratic behavior after Scrooge's transformation on Christmas Day. Scrooge's sudden change from being a miserly and mean-spirited person to generous and kind-hearted was so extreme that it seemed to Bob Cratchit like Scrooge might have lost his mind.
Scrooge had no more family following Fans death
Scrooge gave the clerk the day off on Christmas as a gesture of kindness and to show his newfound understanding of the importance of family and holiday spirit. He wanted to make amends for his past behavior and make the holiday season more enjoyable for his employee.
Diamonds are more valuable than coal.
coal
Bob Cratchit endures harsh working conditions under Ebenezer Scrooge, including long hours, low pay, and a freezing workplace. Scrooge shows little regard for Cratchit's well-being and often criticizes him for seeking time off or any compassion. Despite these challenges, Cratchit remains devoted to his work and his family.