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1. But in an affluent society the problem of poverty is fundamentally different from what it is in an underdeveloped economy.

2. It goes either to local elites or for export to more affluent societies.

3. But that functioning is marginal to the lives of most people in affluent societies.

4. We live in an affluent society.

5. Poverty still exists even in affluent society.

6. It's a shame that even in our affluent society, charities have to cry out for funds.

7. To build an affluent society, the areas, agriculture, and peasants are both the keystones and difficulties.

8. In the affluent society no useful distinction be made between luxuries and necessaries.

9. In the affluent society, the authorities are hardly forced to justify their dominion.

10. Here, as also in pages to come, we see the most singular feature of the affluent society taking form.

11. It provides perhaps little incentive for most youngsters in today's affluent society.

12. Consumer goods are a symbol of prestige in an affluent society.

13. Among his best - known books is " The Affluent Society, " from nineteen fifty - eight.

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14. I opened up an old copy of the classic work by the late John Kenneth Galbraith, The Affluent Society, which challenged the classical economic theory of "consumer sovereignty."

15. America has been discribed by Glbraith as " the affluent society ".

16. American Ambassador had been giving him special instruction in the affluent society.

17. A car and a house are considered as necessities in an affluent society.