BRITAIN TOWARD A NEW ECONOMY ? Since the early days of the Industrial Revolution, from 1760-1830 progress, innovation and growth in every field of human endeavour have served to transform industry, economics and society. The discovery of new and better ways of combining land, labour and capital to enable the production of goods, determining technological progress. Whether progress has been embodied or disembodied it has facilitated economic development from agricultural to industrial dominance. (Heathfield & Russell, 1992). …showed first 75 words of 3172 total…

…showed last 75 words of 3172 total…h Murphy,B (1973) A History of the British Economy 1086 ¡V1970, Longman "h Pass C , Lowes B and Davies, L (2000) Dictionary of Economics, HarperCollins "h Piore, M. and Sable C. (1984) The Second Industrial Divide New York Basic Books "h Poynter, G. (2000) Restructuring in the Service Industries, London Mansell "h Thompson, P and Warhurst C. (1998) Workplaces of the Future, London: Macmillan www.Isc.gov.uk/news_docs/skills 25/10/02 http://news.bbc.co.uk 31/10/02 www.statistics.gov.uk 30/10/02