Jaeggi's Functional Critique of Capitalism Argues That It Is ______

Jaeggi's functional critique of capitalism argues that it is ______.

A) intrinsically dysfunctional and necessarily crisis-prone
B) exploitative and is either based on an unjust social structure or it produces one
C) the facilitator of a life that is impoverished, without meaning, or empty, and destroys essential components of that which belongs to a fulfilled, happy, and free life
D) prone to stagnation due to internal contradictions