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Screen window, 51 Superachievers, 202
Second career, 146–147, 207 Supplementary unemployment
Self-management benefit plans, 24
1996 lecture, 173–178 Surgeon, 160
1999 lecture, 199–204 Symphony orchestra, 94–95,
choice, 200, 203 161
ethics, 175
learning, 208 Taylor, Frederick, 86
mirror test, 175 Technological innovation, 67
outside the company, Technological progress,
175–177 25–26
overview, 178 Theory of the business, 162
placement of other people, Thomas, Lewis, 182
174 Tickler file, 143
reader vs. listener, 201 Toennies, Ferdinand, 158
strengths, 174 Totalitarianism, 5
strengths/weaknesses, 203 Toyota, 121, 216
Seniority system, 24 Trade balance, 250
Servant, 97–98 Training, 149–150
Service revolution, 242 Transaction costs, 230
Skeleton, 86, 88 Transformation costs, 230
Sklodowska, Bronislawa, 234 Transnationalism, 142
Sloan, Alfred, 85 Truman, Harry, 166
Social innovation, 67
Social pressure, 19 Underpopulation, 186
Social transition, 149 University of Michigan, 95
Society for History of
Technology Veblen, Thorstein, 126
first technological revolution, Verdi, Giuseppe, 47
29–36 Virtual money, 186
Specialization, 108, 155, 156, Volunteering, 145, 150, 156,
206 203
Speed of change, 106–107, 206
Stalin, Joseph, 137 War on Poverty, 221
Standard Oil Trust, 38 Warren, Rick, 238
State, 12–15 Webern, Anton, 87
Strengths, 174, 202, 208 Weimar Republic, 194
Structural changes in world William T. Beadles lecture
economy, 73–80 education, 57–63
Sumerians, 233 Wood, Robert E., 218
