Abstract:
Whilst wishing to define economic plans, which foresee future industrial difficulties, today's industrialization problems have no resemblance with previous problems, accordingly economists find if difficult to interpret the future of uncontrollable economic systems. While choosing an economic program and taking no notice of social issues such as person, family or ecology in its execution, for example, to change labour's position to obtain greater efficiency in industrial operations, may create social and family problems. (Toffler, 1991: 84-85).
