"[G]lobal markets for psychotherapeutic drugs have rapidly ballooned: international sales of antidepressants rose by 5% in 2002 [Me: Wow! That's one year], while sales of antipsychotics grew at a breathtaking rate of 19% [Me: I argue that this has a great deal to do with the blurring between neurosis and psychosis - seems pretty obvious when you think about it]. Over the past decade, moreover, worldwide antidepressant sales have risen dramatically among low-income groups [Me:...who are more likely to avail of less costly psychological treatment - most of these are diagnosed by untrained doctors or social workers], who have been relentlessly urged by a multimillion dollar public relations industry [Me: Whose terminology originates in the DSM] to conceptualise mental health as a purchasable commodity [Me: And presumably based, to a large degree, on self-image] and, thus, a problem of consumer choice".