Choose the INCORRECT option.The connection between capitalist development and racism in South Africa during apartheid has been described as follows:

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During the 1950s and 1960s the liberal argument postulated that capitalists were not to blame for racism and apartheid but were instead disadvantaged by it.

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Martin Legassick argued that racism fostered capitalist economic growth during the apartheid years in South Africa.

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Although the apartheid South African government did not interfere with economic policies, job reservation contributed to growing racism.

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According to the liberal argument, racist ideas and practices were incompatible with economic growth.

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Steve Biko regarded capitalist exploitation as the result of the selfish and individualistic culture of white people.

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