As the University of Michigan’s Mark Mizruchi points out in a recent book, the American corporate elite in the postwar era had “an ethic of civic responsibility and enlightened self-interest.” They cooperated with trade unions and favored a strong government role in regulating and stabilizing markets.
密歇根大学的马克·米兹路奇（Mark Mizruchi）在其新书中指出，美国战后公司精英有“一套社会责任和开明自利的伦理观”。他们与工会合作，支持政府在监管和稳定市场方面的强势角色。他们理解应该为了重要的公共品——如州际高速公里和穷人和老人社会安全网——而纳税。