The other way in which Heller uses humor is is to expose the problems with capitalism, most notably seen in M&M Enterprises, the syndicate owned by Milo Minderbinder. Milo “...takes essential supplies from the planes but says that because everyone has a “share” in his business, it’s for their own good” (Catch-22). This quote only touches the surface of the problem; Milo will take anything he thinks he can make a profit on, from the syrettes of morphine in the medical case to the carbon-dioxide cylinders in the life jackets (Heller 436). This greed for power and wealth causes him to partake in multiple dishonest and deceptive schemes, like stealing and contracting with the enemy, which he claims are for the good of the people. He is considered
