Industrial society , wrote Clark Kerr , president of the University of California at Berkeley , in 1960 , might undermine freedom ' in the workplace , ' but the compensation was the greater range of ' alternatives in goods and services , ' and thus ' a greater scope of freedom ' in Americans ' ' personal lives .
Clark Kerr wrote that freedom in the workplace might become undermined by the industrial society , but the compensation was the greater range of ' alternatives in goods and services ' .