Editing Technostructure (section)

==Decline of the technostructure==
The lack of control of the technostructure resulted in managerial abuse notably on its salaries during the economic crisis of the 1970s.  It prompted support for new economic [[ideologies]] like the [[Chicago school (economics)|School of Chicago]] under [[Milton Friedman]].  Furthermore, the [[Employee Retirement Income Security Act]] of 1974 forced a much greater transparency from businesses and possible opposition to their decisions.  In the 1980s, the rising and influential [[neoliberal]] ideology decried the ''divorce'' between the capital and the decisions.  Based on the belief of a new emerging economy, neoliberal economic theories were introduced at the end of the 1980s forcing managerial capitalism to yield to the shareholders.