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    in their backyards. They would use a barter system if they had any additional crops. Most of the manufacturing was done in people’s home, but that all changed with the Industrial revolution. The Industrial revolution was the beginning of mass production with the use of large specialized tools powered by coal. The steam engine played a big role in the development and “success” of the Industrial revolution. Although the revolution was a success, it was also a failure in the way the common…

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    accessibility to goods and services offered by major businesses. Overall, the new inventions during the industrial revolution seemed like it brought good to society, but some thought there were also downsides to the industrial revolution which many didn’t take in consideration. Some critics believe that the new technology made in the industrial revolution brought corruption and harm to society. Even though some people think that the new inventions brought negativity to…

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    The mass production of cars in the 1920’s relates to the materialism and recklessness shown in Gatsby’s car. Before this time cars were new and many people did not have them because they were too expensive. Once the assembly line was created and was put to use cars became easily creatable and were being mass produced let alone the cost of them went down greatly. The people of this time that got cars would drive and use them to get from work to home faster which meant they could now live farther…

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    As a part of the strategic management process, one must develop a business level strategy. These are the actions that firms must take to achieve competitive advantage. All of these action and such are known as sources of cost advantage or can be under another source known as product differentiation. Sources of cost advantage falls under 6 key categories. These categories are economies of scale, competitor’s diseconomies of scale, learning curve economies, differential low-cost access to…

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    read in class that is "Fundamentals of management" have led me to ask the purpose of be a good management, this new knowledge has led me to ask if in the future I want to be an entrepreneur. The good entrepreneur has a lot of skills of management that we have learned in this class. Entrepreneurship is born from a creative attitude and willing to take the risk of starting and running a new business. A successful entrepreneur must possess a number of specific features to manage your business.…

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    While the bourgeoisie has the access to the means of production, the proletariat does not. This forces the proletariat into selling their labour to the capitalists in order to make money to survive. In terms of deviance and crime, anything that goes against the dominant class and its norms is considered as deviant…

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    extremely limited. Another reason you wouldn’t have it is because of its cost, the worker must work many hours to build these complex machines and at an extremely small production rate the market prices would be immense, making it extremely difficult for the common man to buy. However, thanks to the invention of the assembly line production time has been cut down to a fraction of what it would take to do by hand, and assembly lines have increased the…

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    wealth to the outer world” (87). Therefore, it is in this exodus that man emancipates himself from the exclusively biological components of his being. Man is now characterized in his rising of his essence as a rational being engaged in sensuous production. Man is not merely serving animal functions, but rather has his vocation in an entirely different role of self-development of the person. Man has become…

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    As technology has advanced throughout the years, so have the means of education. With these advancements, online classes have become available and more common. Online classes are generated on the computer and done at home. Online classes are done on a students own time. Although that might sound appealing to you, traditional classes are still more popular. As many people know, traditional classes are face to face and usually take place in a classroom. These classes have an instructor to help…

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    collaborating to make the final product. At the time, this was the most efficient process. In the 12th century, the Venetian Arsenal provided us with the first real example of the assembly line. By the beginning of the 20th century, assembly lines and mass production were starting to become more common, especially with Eli Whitney’s concept of interchangeable…

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