In one book, this thinker argued in sections such as "The Technostructure" and "A Digression on Socialism" that the United States was not a fully free-enterprise based economy and that large corporations were supplanting supply and demand through planning and the use of advertisement.
In one book, this thinker argued in sections such as "The Technostructure" and "A Digression on Socialism" that the United States was not a fully free-enterprise based economy and that large corporations were supplanting supply and demand through planning and the use of advertisement. This author of The New Industrial State served as John F. Kennedy's ambassador to India and also wrote a book originally titled Why the Poor are Poor in which he critiqued the use of GDP to measure prosperity and advocated investment in public schools and the "New Class" in order to create the title state. For 10 points, name this author of The Affluent Society.
In one book, this thinker argued in sections such as "The Technostructure" and "A Digression on Socialism" that the United States was not a fully free-enterprise based economy and that large corporations were supplanting supply and demand through planning and the use of advertisement.
John Kenneth Galbraith