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    wealth/capital, which they then reinvest. Thus, Weber agrees with Marx’s analysis of the basic reproductive features of the capitalist system, and the economic determinism in modern capitalism. Moreover, Marx believed that similarly to other modes of production, capitalism was the result of material and economic conditions, and that economic life was vital for social development. Weber agreed on the importance of economic life, however, Weber believed that culture and ideas had a crucial role in…

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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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    Industrial Revolution “The industrial revolution was another of those extraordinary jumps forward in the story of civilization” (Stephen Gardner). Many people wonder what was the Industrial Revolution and how it impacted our world? It was a period during 18th and 19th century where innovation started to make its appearance and machines were used to make manufactured goods in Great Britain. There were many contributions and a some came from nonrenewable resources known as coal…

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    as a description of the nature of human kind. Species being is indicative of our truest nature as a species. To understand this true nature, we must think back to a time before our own, where ‘civilized’ society is millennia to the future. In this pre-historic time, before hunter gatherer, we were not a people, but simply one species among…

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    The video production industry has been a constantly growing market over the years with a total revenue of $43 billion in 2016 cite{ibisvideo}. However, this business has changed drastically in recent years with advances in technology and digital media. The availability of cheaper equipment, free editing software and pool of online information available on the subject matter, has transformed this industry completely. In order to be successful in this fast growing but changing industry, it takes…

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    to see what they were doing. Further, the creation of work hours were good in the way that people now would work thirty-five hours a week. Before the industrialization, people would work fifty or more hours per week and not have the weekends off. Pre-industrialization, workers that worked in factories would be exposed to rodent infestations. Working in unsanitary conditions would cause illnesses or death. People did not choose to work in awful conditions, they needed to because they needed…

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    My production group chose to do the documentary that I pitched about the increase in hate crimes and hate groups, specifically anti-Muslim violence, that has occurred over the last few years, particularly in relation to the presidential election. I chose to frame the incident around the specific incident in which a Muslim student was threatened to be lit on fire if she did not remove her hijab because it was the most shocking local incident that has occurred and I thought it would be a…

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    and thus having more insight. This implies that there is still a faction of society that works less, saves less, and lives in the moment rather than looking into the future. The first group will gradually acquire wealth, and the facilities for production. The second group on the contrary will never acquire such assets, and they will lose the little they once had. It is therefore the way of the world that virtue is rewarded. Smith presents the question of whether this is how capitalism…

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    story of civilization.”(Stephen Gardiner) First of all, right of the Industrial revolution, there is a pre-industrial era and it was the age before machines help people to perform in task. The social classes of British society are divided into peasants and lords. Agricultural economy basically plays an important role in the country. Due to the absent of machines and tools during that time, the production were comparatively simple and the number of goods that were produced are limited. For…

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    oppressor or my people? In light of this question, Morrison examines several other crucial ones; first, if the African rejects capitalist way of life, what is a viable alternative? Second, can African people negating history by returning to a pre slavery trade, pre-colonial existence? Third, can there exist ' people's capitalism, class peace, or class harmony between two groups of people whose interests are diametrically opposed? In other words, can Jadine and Son coexist in harmony? The ending…

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