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“民之饥，以其上食税之多，是以饥；民之难治，以其上之有为，是以难治。”这一观点应当属于（）。
A
儒家
B
法家
C
道家
D
墨家
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题干材料大意是：人民饥饿，是因为居上位者收过多的税费；人民难以管理，是因为居上位者太多事了，导致人民难以治理。这段材料体现了道家“无为而治”的思想，故选C项。
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