ohn Kenneth Galbraith saw modern capitalism as A.dominated by large enterprises and characterized by an abundance of contrived wants B.a relentless series of oppressive dead-ends for the working class C.the successful result of a laissez faire government D.controlled by the output of goods by large enterprises based on basic human needs.

ohn Kenneth Galbraith saw modern capitalism as A.dominated by large enterprises and characterized by an abundance of contrived wants B.a relentless series of oppressive dead-ends for the working class C.the successful result of a laissez faire government D.controlled by the output of goods by large enterprises based on basic human needs.

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