C-Sector Scenarios are not available in Open Access. C-Sector Scenarios are described in List Sectors in Open Access. They are provided in Part C of Scenarios from the Business Trends Library - which collects summaries of the Sector Scenarios in one place, giving Part C Development of Trends in the Future.

C-Sector Scenarios are either summaries of Sector Scenarios provided under Part B (of Historical Analysis to produce Constant Trends) or they are summaries of Major Trends - and a selection of such C-Sector Scenarios will be provided to give a picture of the Post Industrial Society (where the individual Sector Scenarios may not be provided under Part B).

A firm can always order underlying Sector Scenarios to such Major Trend C-Sector Scenarios.

You will appreciate the power of the Business Trends Library in bringing you Impacts which may affect your firm, which may arise a long way from your usual purview. People doing Business Environment Assessment generally do not look wide enough to discover Impacts which may affect them. This builds up to the conclusion that Scenarios need to be drawn from a comprehensive Data Base of the Business Environment. This you will get if you subscribe to Scenarios from the Business Trends Library.

Where an impact comes from a Sector which itself is in Open Access you will see how this operates, and how you can evaluate yourself how the Impact arises and its effect on your firm.

Post Industrial Development must interact with the rest of the World. This results in basic manufacturing concentrating relative to raw materials. Less Developed Countries tend not to have the capacity to develop their own facilities - which are supplied by the Advanced Countries. Businesses trend to form integrated controlled structures, producing Multi-National Corporations, who provide technology transfer and world wide marketing. So basic industries migrate out of the Advanced Countries - one of the biggest trends of our time. Some under developed countries react against this - and may not develop. These give distinctive investment patterns.

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