Societies in which most workers are employed in the service sector and computers spur substantial increases in the division of labor and productivity are called:

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Postindustrial societies are those in which the service sector dominates the economy and productivity is increased through advances in technology, particularly computers. This type of society is characterized by a high degree of specialization and division of labor.

Societies in Which Most Workers Are Employed in the Service