
The Great American Fraud (by John Kenneth Galbraith)
"The Great American Fraud" by John Kenneth Galbraith critiques how industries, especially tobacco companies, mislead the public with deceptive advertising and misinformation. The book highlights how corporations often prioritize profit over public health, using sophisticated marketing to downplay dangers and influence consumer behavior. Galbraith emphasizes the need for transparency, regulation, and accountability to protect society from these manipulative practices. Overall, it sheds light on the ethical issues within corporate influence and the importance of informed, skeptical consumer awareness.