Editing Technostructure (section)

==Results==
The prime objective of the neoliberal economic theories is the maximization of the profits in order to maximize stock value.  This, quite evidently, greatly differed from the objectives of the technostructure which caused massive restructuring in the 1990s.  In order to maximize profits, enterprises now had to take draconian measures to cut expenses and ensure profits for the shareholders.  This greatly encouraged the exportation of manual or simple tasks to foreign countries where labour is much less expensive and caused massive layoffs in developed countries.  Likewise, it reduced salaries and caused a decline in income of the working class. Paradoxically, the salaries of the managers increased and the constant demand for profits played an important role in the [[accounting scandals]] in 2002.