As described by Ludwig Erhard, the Federal Republic of Germany's first economics minister, what is the goal of a social market economy? Group of answer choices To enforce soviet-style perestroika to prevent the breakup of the eastern bloc To prevent dissent by making people feel like they are part of a massive wave of era-changing events To rank problems of social policy equally with that of economic problems so that the type of social atomization and isolation that industrialism causes can be handled in a humane way that enables justice and commands the support of the masses. To address the fallacy of a completely free market so that capitalism will come to a crashing end