" For 10 points, identify this work, the magnum opus of John Kenneth Galbraith.
A chapter introduced in later editions of this work differentiates between "insular" and "case" poverty, while another chapter analyzes the growth in personal debt and is titled "The Bill Collector Cometh." This work repeatedly decries the importance of production of goods in chapters such as "The Paramount Position of Production" and calls the desire to produce more "The Dependence Effect." The author also criticizes politicians and economists who strive to be predictable to avoid controversy and calls that mentality "conventional wisdom." For 10 points, identify this work, the magnum opus of John Kenneth Galbraith.
A chapter introduced in later editions of this work differentiates between "insular" and "case" poverty, while another chapter analyzes the growth in personal debt and is titled "The Bill Collector Cometh.
The {Affluent Society}