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The New Industrial State
Galbnraith, John Kenneth
Publisher: Signet BooksYear First Published: {17087 The New Industrial State NEW INDUSTRIAL STATE Galbnraith, John Kenneth Signet Books According to Galbraith, the requirements of producing organizations, not the images of ideology, give shape to modern economic society. 1967 1968 430pp BC17087s-NewIndustrialState.jpg B Book - <br> <br> <br>Table of Contents <br> <br>Foreword <br> <br>I - Change and the Industrial System <br>II- The Imperatives of Technology <br>III -The Nature of Industrial Planning <br>IV - Planning and the Supply Capital <br>V - Capital and Power <br>VI - The Technostructure <br>VII - The Corporation <br>VIII - The Entrepreneur and the Technostructure <br>IX - A Digression on Socialism <br>X - The Approved Contradiction <br>XI - The General Theory of Motivation <br>XII - Motivation in Perspective <br>XIII - Motivation and the Technostructure <br>XIV - The Principle of Consistency <br>XV - The Goals of the Industrial System <br>XVI - Prices in the Industrial System <br>XVII - Prices in the Industrial System (continued) <br>XVIII - The Management of Specific Demand <br>XIX - The Revised Sequence <br>XX - The Regulation of Aggregate Demand <br>XXI - The Nature of Employment and Unemployment <br>XXII - The Control of the Wage-Price Spiral <br>XXIII - The Industrial System and the Union I <br>XXIV - The Industrial System and the Union II: The Ministerial Union <br>XXV - The Educational and Scientific Estate <br>XXVI - The Industrial System and the State I <br>XXVII - The Industrial System and the State II <br>XXVIII - A Further Summary <br>XXIX - The Industrial System and the Cold War <br>XXX - The Further Dimensions <br>XXXI - The Planning Lacunae <br>XXXII - Of Toil <br>XXXIII - Education and Emancipation <br>XXXIV - The Political Lead <br>XXXV - The Future of the Industrial System <br> <br>An Addendum on Economic Method and the Nature of Social Argument <br> <br>Index 1 false false true CA17087.htm [0xc0003b3740 0xc0003b3e00] Ca} Year Published: 1968 Pages: 430pp Resource Type: Book According to Galbraith, the requirements of producing organizations, not the images of ideology, give shape to modern economic society. Abstract: - Table of Contents Foreword I - Change and the Industrial System II- The Imperatives of Technology III -The Nature of Industrial Planning IV - Planning and the Supply Capital V - Capital and Power VI - The Technostructure VII - The Corporation VIII - The Entrepreneur and the Technostructure IX - A Digression on Socialism X - The Approved Contradiction XI - The General Theory of Motivation XII - Motivation in Perspective XIII - Motivation and the Technostructure XIV - The Principle of Consistency XV - The Goals of the Industrial System XVI - Prices in the Industrial System XVII - Prices in the Industrial System (continued) XVIII - The Management of Specific Demand XIX - The Revised Sequence XX - The Regulation of Aggregate Demand XXI - The Nature of Employment and Unemployment XXII - The Control of the Wage-Price Spiral XXIII - The Industrial System and the Union I XXIV - The Industrial System and the Union II: The Ministerial Union XXV - The Educational and Scientific Estate XXVI - The Industrial System and the State I XXVII - The Industrial System and the State II XXVIII - A Further Summary XXIX - The Industrial System and the Cold War XXX - The Further Dimensions XXXI - The Planning Lacunae XXXII - Of Toil XXXIII - Education and Emancipation XXXIV - The Political Lead XXXV - The Future of the Industrial System An Addendum on Economic Method and the Nature of Social Argument Index Subject Headings |