This man argued that organized labor and the federal government could replace free market competition as the primary check on corporate power and that the titular concept was a "self-generating force" in one work. In another work, he argued that large companies undermine supply and demand via advertising and vertical integration and that shareholders were losing control of their companies to a (*) technostructure of managers. This author of American Capitalism: The Concept of Countervailing Power wrote that though the private sector grew rich, 
This man argued that organized labor and the federal government could replace free market competition as the primary check on corporate power and that the titular concept was a "self-generating force" in one work. In another work, he argued that large companies undermine supply and demand via advertising and vertical integration and that shareholders were losing control of their companies to a (*) technostructure of managers. This author of American Capitalism: The Concept of Countervailing Power wrote that though the private sector grew rich, the social and public infrastructure remained stagnant, allowing income disparities to remain. For 10 points, identify this economist who wrote the The New Industrial State and The Affluent Society.
This man argued that organized labor and the federal government could replace free market competition as the primary check on corporate power and that the titular concept was a "self-generating force" in one work.
John Kenneth {Galbraith}