The New Industrial StateCgange and the industrial system; The imperatives of technology; The nature of industrial planning; Planning and the supply of capital; Caoital and power; The general theory of motivation; Prices in the industrial system; The management of specific demand. |
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Change and the Industrial System | 1 |
The Imperatives of Technology | 11 |
The Nature of Industrial Planning | 21 |
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