Difference between industrial society and post industrial society
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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...
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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...
pls mark as brainliest
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