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    with fixed manufacturing overheads and whether or not they are included in valuing inventory. The marginal cost is the total variable cost of the product, it consists of direct labour hours, direct materials and direct expenses, therefore when the production units increase, the total variable cost will increase proportionately. In other word, the marginal cost can be avoid if there are no any unit to be produced and will…

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    Changing America The United States was only a country for about 15 years before the basic way of life for people in the country started to change drastically. We developed politically and economically, expanded westward and divided along sectional borders. However these are not the only characteristics that define this time period. 1790-1860 was a period of rapid industrialization, market revolution and changing social order. This was largely due to new methods of transportation, mechanization…

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    income, to mass production of textiles which was then transported globally, changed within a span of century.…

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    A Discourse on Social Matters Political theorist, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, has shared many of his wise understandings of society in his work, “Discourse on the Origin of Inequality”. Rousseau is viewed as one of the most renowned French philosophers of the 18th century. In this work, he focuses on the state of nature of man and brilliantly compares the savage man to the civil man. He also mentions pity and how the human race would be chaotic without it. I agree with these ideas of Rousseau, and…

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    manufacturing and production industry during the Industrial Revolution had substantially contributed to the creation of the modern society. It marked the beginning of the use of machinery to manufacture products. From machinery to new forms of power, the achievements made during the Industrial Revolution shaped much of the modern world that humans live in today. During the Industrial Revolution, improvements in machines produced larger quantities of manufactured goods, which led to a…

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    The Industrial Revolution changed the European economy from an agricultural economy to an industrial one. England was the center of the Industrial Revolution, and from England, it was spread to other European countries. This shift in economy happened gradually, and its peak was in the nineteenth century. The Industrial Revolution happened as a result of the rebuilding of London, the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment Movement, and it restructured the mold of living in England. There was…

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    product. Eventually, the workers grew stronger and cut down the time to produce a product. History.com states “Average assembly time dropped from 20 minutes to 13 minutes and soon was down to five minutes” (History.com). It shows how some hour productions were shortened to five minutes just with the help of a few extra hands. Lastly, it increased the population of many countries. Some may argue that this is a negative. It is a positive because it made a larger middle class causing less people to…

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    The spinning Jenny was a major machine at the time as it was a textile machine that would weave thread in less time then it took a person to do individually, the invention practically stated the industrial revolution as it began the start of mass production. Although the spinning jenny was a brilliant piece of machinery it could be upgraded and made better, the spinning maul was this invention. The spinning mule used most parts of the spinning Jenny but also had bits of the water frame inbuilt…

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    Industrial Revolutions Transformation The Industrial Revolution was a major importance to the economic development of America in the 18th-19th century. The Industrial Revolution developed three important improvements into the United States. First transportation through the steamboat and railroads were expanded, Secondly technology advances such as electricity and the telephone was established, and last and but least improvements to the national marketing were made. I believe this major…

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    The Model T Ford: A Success Story Henry Ford did not invent the automobile but he did help to revolutionize the manufacture of them with his production of the Model T. Automobiles started off as expensive, custom-made machines purchased by the wealthy. Henry Ford decided that he wanted to produce a care that not only the wealthy could purchase but the working class as well. It was his belief that the way to do this was to manufacture one model in huge quantities. Well clearly the Model…

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