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City Washington / D.C. / Davos / Seattle / Genoa / / Continent Asia / Europe / Africa / / Country Germany / Indonesia / France / Russia / United States / Saudi Arabia / Soviet Union / Vietnam / United Kingdom / China / Singapore / / Event Person Travel / Environmental Issue / / Facility Harvard University / / IndustryTerm law enforcement authorities / transportation / gross domestic product / oil reserves / higher food / unstable financial systems / productive equipment / energy price increases / law requiring businesses / political systems / oil / food / / Organization civil society / Harvard University / World Trade Organization / Club of Rome / / Person Alexander Gerschenkron / Alexis de Tocqueville / Deng Xao-Ping / Karl Marx / Max Weber / Daniel Bell / Benjamin M. Friedman / Adam Smith / / Position average worker / Professor of Political Economy / economic historian / / Region Latin America / Sub-Saharan Africa / / URL www.transactionpub.com / /
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THE MORAL CONSEQUENCES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH Benjamin M. Friedman Economic growth has become the secular religion of advancing industrial societies. —Daniel Bell, The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism