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The New Industrial State

Galbnraith, John Kenneth
Publisher:  Signet Books
Year Published:  1968   First Published:  1967
Pages:  430pp  
Resource Type:  Book

According to Galbraith, the requirements of producing organizations, not the images of ideology, give shape to modern economic society.

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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

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