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What is a synonym for merchant?
What is synonym for merchant? What is synonym for merchant?
What is a synonym of a synonym?
synonymize
What is a synonym for governance and what is a synonym for corporate governance?
What is the synonym government.
What is the synonym of abandon?
you are a synonym of abandoned.
Is stretched a synonym?
a synonym to..?
Is Singapore a postindustrial country?
singapore is not a postindustrial country
How would you use postindustrial in a sentence?
Postindustrial is a word composed of two parts. Post means past or after, and industrial means relying on factories and other industrial processes. So it means any economy that no longer relies mainly on industry.Our country has a postindustrial economy.Postindustrial America is a world leader.
In a postindustrial country the majority of people are employed in?
blah blah
How do you use postindustrial in a sentence?
the post-industrial age of America was vast.
What concept refers to an economy based on computer technology?
postindustrial economy
Which type of society is based on the microchip and its resulting information and services?
postindustrial society
What is postindustrial society based on?
Technology, information, specialization ( All the above for APEX :) )
What is a postindustrial society based on?
Technology, information, specialization ( All the above for APEX :) )
What is an important characteristic of a postindustrial economy?
The focus is on ideas instead of physical products.
Which type of society is based on the microchip and resulting information and services?
postindustrial society
Which of these choices is a sustainable practice of a postindustrial society?
Alternative energy use-Apex
Give an example of postindustrial society?
In my opinion, an example of a postindustrial society would be Japan. Japan's culture is predominantly based on technology. The society is fueled by information through the internet and manufacture of technological devices, as well as consumer information and service.
