Implicit theories	Colonial (Industrial) Worldview
Community	The moral community is made up of those who work to develop industrial processes with new labor-saving devises. Entreprenneurs
System	The system consists of various other industrial entrepreneurs engaged in competition. Natural world is a resource base for industrial processes. Plants, animals and minerals are “raw materials.”
Authority	Authority is vested in nation-states under elected governments or constitutional monarchies whose role is to facilitate industial development
Change	Change occurs through the invention of manufacturing technology through invention and the application of science for willful innovation. Change is good -- and necessary – for competitive survival of rival industrial powers. Growth for the sake of growth is a goal .
Agency	The state and the entrepreneurial classes need to act together. The state should act to facilitate and “free up” the potential for industrial growth.
Time	The focus is upon the immediate future in which plans for growth, innovation and measurable expansion can be realized. The preindustrial past becomes “outdated.” The system moves toward the “new” and innovative. The “modern” is “good” the “old-fashioned” is simply discarded, bypassed or ignored