Lippmann noted that General Motors spent much money to convince Americans that enjoying the benefits of the private production of automobiles required rebuilding cities and highways at…

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Lippmann argues that General Motors spent money to convince Americans that rebuilding cities and highways was necessary for enjoying the benefits of private automobile production. This implies that General Motors was advocating for the rebuilding to be done at public expense, as it would not make sense for a private company to advocate for private individuals to bear the cost of city and highway development. Therefore, B, public expense, is the best choice.

Lippmann Noted That General Motors Spent Much Money to Convince