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"The sources of wealth and power are the basic instruments of production, these are to be directed by the managers J and the managers are, then, to be the ruling class" (pp. 158 f. ). Not surprisingly, Burnham's critics pounced on this observation. "The real question is, " states Bendix (126, pp. 119 f. ), "whether (i) men who control the policies of industries, govern- ment, labor unions, farm groups, etc. , constitute a cohesive group owing to this common characteristic; or (2) the ideas and ...policies of the so-called managerial group differ in any respect from those of the older type of entrepreneur. " These are both empirical questions which cannot be answered by dogmas or definitions. But Burnham neither proved nor could he prove that in real societies the property- 90 Recent Theories less managers of industry are in any sense identical with the ruling groups of the state. Instead it appears that "either by violating the principle of identity or by taking the term 'manager' as an emblematic slogan to mean those in power, Burnham exploits the facts concern- ing the growth of bureaucratic structures for his own thesis" (Gerth and Mills, 148, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The sources of wealth and power are the basic instruments of production, these are to be directed by the managers J and the managers are, then, to be the ruling class" (pp. 158 f. ). Not surprisingly, Burnham's critics pounced on this observation. "The real question is, " states Bendix (126, pp. 119 f. ), "whether (i) men who control the policies of industries, govern- ment, labor unions, farm groups, etc. , constitute a cohesive group owing to this common characteristic; or (2) the ideas and ...policies of the so-called managerial group differ in any respect from those of the older type of entrepreneur. " These are both empirical questions which cannot be answered by dogmas or definitions. But Burnham neither proved nor could he prove that in real societies the property- 90 Recent Theories less managers of industry are in any sense identical with the ruling groups of the state. Instead it appears that "either by violating the principle of identity or by taking the term 'manager' as an emblematic slogan to mean those in power, Burnham exploits the facts concern- ing the growth of bureaucratic structures for his own thesis" (Gerth and Mills, 148, p.
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