The capitalist economic system is predicated on a continually increased consumption of resources to produce growth. As such, the very principle of a capitalist economy is
A) irrational.
B) unsustainable.
C) inventive.
D) constructive.

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The principle of a capitalist economy, which is the continuous increase in consumption of resources in order to produce growth, is unsustainable. This is because resources are finite and at some point, this model will exhaust these resources leading to a collapse of the economy.

The Capitalist Economic System Is Predicated on a Continually Increased