Post industrial societies are dominated by computer based information technology; they continue to have the industry that developed in the previous industrial society, although it is often outsourced to other countries.
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During the Industrial Revolution and in the post industrial revolution, many people were interested in using varied types of socialism to create a more balanced society. In England a prominent group was called the Fabian Socialists. And as England developed, industries such as coal and air travel became industries owned & controlled by the British government.
Industrial societies refers to the societies living in the industrialization era while post industrial societies refer to societies living in areas that have already been developed.
Following the industrial revolution, the next big technological leap is described as the computer revolution or the post-industrial revolution.
as a movement into industrial society was characterised by capitol and labour, the movement into a post-industrial society is characterised by information and knowledge, service sectors , leisure activity, education "as a directive force of innovation and change"- see Daniel bell Social, Economical and Political (SEP) changes profoundly shape people. industrial structures have increased; innovations, inventions and furthered technological advancements, such as transport, have given rise to a necessary re-skilling and mass migration of the people. wider outputs and exports, wider employment opportunities etc. as industrial organizations , such as Multi national companies, grew in size - with the application of science and other management procedures, the SEP changed. post-war expansion to the economy saw sales and advertising rising , changing the industrial domestic market into a wider consumer society as competition and economic crises led to a necessary expansion of education and training, whist increased technology removes manual workers from the lower skilled areas...
A post-industrial society differs from an industrial society in the shift from manufacturing-based economies to service-based economies. In a post-industrial society, there is a greater emphasis on technology, information, and knowledge-based industries. This shift has led to changes in the workforce, with a greater demand for specialized skills and education in post-industrial societies. Additionally, post-industrial societies tend to place a higher value on creativity, innovation, and sustainability compared to the emphasis on mass production and efficiency in industrial societies.
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merits do post industrial societiesgive to woman
merits do post industrial societiesgive to woman
hunter-gatherer society horticulture society agrarian society industrial society post-industrial society
Post industrial
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Industrial society came into existence when the number of factory workers exceeded the number of primary-industry workers. Primary industry is the type of economic activity that deals with the harvesting of raw materials. Included in that category are: farming, fishing, foresting, mining, and so forth. England was probably the first industrial society, but there is some reason to believe that the phenomenon occurred about the same time in Holland. Post-industrial society exists when more people are employed in the service industry than in secondary industry (manufacturing, etc.) and primary industry (farming, etc.) The United States was the first post-industrial society. This occurred around 1970. By the last census, slightly more than 7 of every 10 working Americans were occupied in the service industry. Post-industrial society, first of all, depends upon others to supply many of the products of secondary industry. This explains the imbalance in consumer trade. We export technology and intelligence for manufactured goods. Because of the advances made during the period when the U.S. was an industrial society, about two percent of the entire population now produces foor (primary industry) for the rest of the people. The key social institution in post-industrial society is education. Tertiary industry (which replaces secondary and primary industries as the major employer) includes the various fields of medicine; accounting, banking, and financial services; information development and transfer; communications; engineering research and development; legal services; and other areas that require personnel with AT LEAST college educations. ::::Mayur-Singh
In my view, the principal change in the economy since the 1700s has been the shift from a largely agrarian, rural society to a largely urban, industrial/post-industrial society.
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After the Industrial revolution.
A society that has lost all of its manufacturing jobs to cheaper labour overseas and now has to find ways to employ people to do intangible nonsense.