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Rationalization Ritzer also points out that rationalization is driven by our cultural value system, that is, rationalization and its drive for efficiency has come to be seen as a value in-and-of-itself.
Rationalization It is the continuing development of rationalization and capitalism that has led to the creation of culture of hyperconsumption in America. So important has consumption become, Ritzer argues, that America is now “better characterized by consumption than production.”
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