Nearly all work of the time was in manufacturing, and the engineer was the man of the day as he promoted the idea of instituting 'systems' to manufacturing. Workers had their fill of austerity and of being forced to stay with one employer in the height of the Great Depression, when there were plenty of things to validly complain about, but no other jobs to find as consequence.
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This 6 page report discusses the classic definition of monopoly and how Microsoft does or does not fit that description based on basic principles of microeconomics. Bibliography lists 4 sources. In 1987, a PC Week editorial remarked that Microsoft would have to 'pull off a marketing miracle' to get people to use their new version of Windows. Years later, the joke's on PC Week and this 8 page report examines just how Microsoft's strategy has prevailed and how it hopes to continue to do so in the future. A FREE chronology of the company's development is included .Bibliography lists 8 sources.