1975: AND THE YEARS BETWEEN

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No idle speculation, this is calculated guesswork based on the facts and figures now known which predicts the near future and concentrates, deliberately, on our physical and material expectations as against ""social or political"", let alone the international prospects of doom. This then forecasts patterns of employment (few left down on the farm) -- the industrial revolution is not over; housing and equipment; what to buy, on credit, and you will wear synthetics and eat more concentrates; education- an even worse snarl, not to mention roadblocks with more and more cars; communications; ""more medical marvels"" but not enough doctors; government and taxation; science; and investments (you should be thinking ahead now).... Men will enjoy this preview of their prospects and establish the market.

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1961

Categories: NONFICTION