American Capitalism, 1945–2000: Continuity and Change from Mass Production to the Information Society (American Ways)
by Wyatt Wells
American Capitalism, 1945–2000 examines the continuity and change in the U.S. economy from the era of mass production following World War II to the advent of the information society. Part of the American Ways series by Wyatt Wells, it analyzes key economic developments in postwar America.
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American Capitalism, 1945–2000 traces the development of the U.S. economy over the second half of the twentieth century. It focuses on the shift from mass production methods to the emergence of the information society.
The narrative highlights both the enduring features of American economic practices and the significant transformations that occurred during this period. Authored by Wyatt Wells, it is part of the American Ways series.
This work provides an overview of how economic structures adapted to technological and social changes in postwar America. It offers insights into the forces shaping modern capitalism without delving into speculative details.
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