" This author's most famous work defined the title entities as "the limits which make anything right" and coined a term which this author described as the basis for imperialism.
One work by this thinker used insolvent debtors as an example of the title entity. That work by this author criticized "jobbery," or the "constantly apparent effort to win wealth… by some sort of a scheme for extorting other people's product from them." In addition to "The Forgotten Man," this author wrote a work which argued that the answer to the title question was "mutual redress" and stated that "Social improvement is not to be won by direct effort," but rather that it comes from "physical or economic improvements." This author's most famous work defined the title entities as "the limits which make anything right" and coined a term which this author described as the basis for imperialism. For 10 points, name this author of What Social Classes Owe to Each Other and Folkways, the latter of which saw the coining of the word "ethnocentrism."
One work by this thinker used insolvent debtors as an example of the title entity.
William Graham {Sumner}