Post-Industrial Capitalism: Exploring Economic Inequality in AmericaSAGE Publications, 1995 M07 13 - 193 páginas An alternative framework for examining and explaining the widening economic and social stratification within United States society is provided in this book. Until now, two points of view - Marxist and industrialist - have dominated the discourse. Joel I Nelson offers a comprehensive explanation of inequality and locates its source in the transformation of capitalism, free market ideology and the evolution of US business. |
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... Public Expenditures , Taxes , and the Distribution of Income in the United States : 1950 , 1961 , 1970. New York : Academic Press . Riche , Richard , Daniel Hecker , and John Burgan . 1983. " High Technology Today and Tomorrow : A Small ...
... Public Expenditures , Taxes , and the Distribution of Income in the United States : 1950 , 1961 , 1970. New York : Academic Press . Riche , Richard , Daniel Hecker , and John Burgan . 1983. " High Technology Today and Tomorrow : A Small ...
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PostIndustrial Capitalism | 1 |
PostIndustrial Capitalism | 28 |
The Janus Face | 37 |
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