Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 4 |             troubled by the growing economic and ideological pressures
 2  II, 6 |             Advertising, 4-8), some economic, political, cultural, educational,
 3  II, 7 |                                  7. Economic. The market is not a norm
 4  II, 7 |            and commerce, helps spur economic growth, employment, and
 5  II, 7 |          national and international economic systems could not function
 6  II, 7 |            Remove them, and crucial economic structures would collapse,
 7  II, 12|             In all these settings - economic, political, cultural, educational,
 8 III, 14|                                 14. Economic. The media sometimes are
 9 III, 14|           used to build and sustain economic systems that serve acquisitiveness
10 III, 14|           point: "Based on a purely economic conception of man", it "
11  IV, 20|             to other questions with economic and political implications
12  IV, 22|          all areas of social life - economic, political, cultural, religious.~
13  IV, 24|           only to the market and to economic factors - profits - since
14  IV, 24| ever-smaller units based largely on economic factors and patterns of
15   V, 29|      benefit of particular groups - economic, racial, political, even