This work's author mentions Henry of Champagne's meeting with the Assassins at Castle al-Kahf, where the Sheik ordered cultmembers to immolate themselves, in the chapter entitled Inequality.  
This work's author mentions Henry of Champagne's meeting with the Assassins at Castle al-Kahf, where the Sheik ordered cultmembers to immolate themselves, in the chapter entitled Inequality.  Earlier, the author refers to "men of irresponsible originality" such as Voltaire, who had recognized that commerce was the key to national power.  The work claims that consumers' desires increase with production, which the author calls the "dependence effect."  The sixth chapter is titled "The Marxian Pall," while in the second chapter the author introduces the term "conventional wisdom."  FTP, name this book that argues that public sector spending has not kept pace with private sector growth, a 1958 work by John Galbraith.
This work's author mentions Henry of Champagne's meeting with the Assassins at Castle al-Kahf, where the Sheik ordered cultmembers to immolate themselves, in the chapter entitled Inequality.  
The {Affluent Society}