The effect of technological changes on educational and skill requirements of industry / by Stephen G. Peitchinis. : C54-1/51-1978E-PDF

"Technology has been a major source of improvement in man's economic welfare and a major cause of man's economic and social problems. The rapid rise in living standards, the increasing efficiency in production processes, and scores of comforts in homes, at work and at play can be attributed largely to technology; equally, technology is largely responsible for the dislocation of communities, for scores of environmental problems, for the destruction of many work skills, and for most employment relocations"--Introduction, page 1.

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