The Preaching Profiteer

cheap, suppressing competition and sellingndear." We hear echoes, sounds fromnthe distant past, from the time of thenincreasingly hard-up landed aristocracy.nWhat Galbraith despises about the modernnbusinessman is that he is in trade.nOn the other hand, we have the academicpolitician-bureaucrat,na man likenGalbraith. "The modern politician nownranks well . . .