The Electronic Revolution Differs from Earlier Technological Innovations in That

question 5

Multiple Choice

The electronic revolution differs from earlier technological innovations in that

• A)only blue-collar employment is severely affected.
• B)only the advanced industrial countries are affected.
• C)the effect is widespread among industries and occupations.
• D)there is now greater economic growth than there was earlier in the century.
• E)the capital equipment is too expensive for most firms to purchase.

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