A ers' wagesB.machineryC.trainingD.marketing
Output = swifter, greater helpful production approaches. for this reason, equipment. workers have been extremely replaced. advertising and marketing got here later. assembly line sort artwork necessary little or no qualifications. B. .
B. machinery At the outset, the change was from a 'cottage industry' where skilled worked by hand created products in the home, being supplied materials by their investor boss. The machine that spins, or does anything else, creates far more output than the individual hand-worker could. But it also consolidates potentially illicit power into the hands of one or a few tsars of production; and it requires the legislature of a nation to think very seriously about non-fictional statements, value claims, working conditions, conditions of contract between investor and skilled workers, etc. None of this was done. So while some retraining took place so workers hired (for whatever reason good or bad) could use the new machines, the main investment was in the machines themselves. The automation made by the output cheaper goods abundantly available fairly rapidly; But in the absence of curbs on overpopulation, government regulation of non-fictional utterance and governance of potentially-harmful corporate crimes, the situation that was bettered by the introduction of automation also saw the laying of the groundwork for the present anti-capitalist, anti-secular and anti=individualist practices of public interest elected and appointed tsars and their corporate and financial power-stealing tsarist cronies.
