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Communication Systems and National Industrial Organization

ONE OF THE obvious trends in industrialization has been the growth in the size and complexity of the organization devoted to production. We mean by productive organization any arrangement by which collective efforts are brought to bear on transforming natural resources into material goods. It is true that various forms of associations with this specific aim have been a feature of small, preindustrialized societies much more often than is usually recognized (Udy 1959). Industrialization, however, is preeminently characterized by an