In C.Wright Mill,s view what group constitutes an elite ?
Correct answer: D. The military-industrial-governmental complex
- A. Church leaders and educators
- B. The corporate rich only
- C. High ranking military officers only
- D. The military-industrial-governmental complex
Explanation
Mills's power elite consists of leaders at the top of the corporate, military and governmental hierarchies, often described as a military-industrial-governmental complex. The option saying only corporate rich or only military officers is therefore too narrow.
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