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This is one of the Sectors about the notion that a large vestige of the primitive economy still exists in the home - things we must do for ourselves. Equipment in the home expands, aided by impacts from other Sectors. There is a growth of complexity, partly due to a rise in hygiene leading to increasing labour intensity. This is then reduced by machinery in the home. The Scenario is then one of automation of the home - which is going slower than originally thought. The reasons for this, and what has to happen for the full potential to be developed.

There is a Manufacturing Scenario largely about the higher technology level of automation favouring Multi-National Corporation manufacturers - who may be the innovators. This Sector is one involved with women having greater economic activities outside the home, through reduction in housework.


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