Titlebook: Understanding Industrial Society; A Sociological Guide Robin Theobald Textbook Jan 1994Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994 cap

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Business and Society,ain a large proportion of what we need — food, clothes, consumer durables — by paying for them with money. Monetary transactions are the predominant feature of our type of ‘capitalist’ society and when we talk about ‘business’ we think primarily in terms of money-making. A successful business person

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One World, One Economy,ined by decisions made in Riyadh, Jakarta, Algiers or Tehran. If we have a mortgage, the interest rate we pay is strongly influenced by the budget deficit the United States government chooses to run, as will be the interest on the overdraft our small business has with the bank. If we export, the pri

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Concluding Remarks: Beyond Capitalism?, huge and potentially volatile mass of people to be contained? The problem was exacerbated during the early stages of industrialisation by the highly unfavourable conditions in which large numbers of people were constrained to live. However, the gradual improvement of living standards as the twentie

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