The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 143Atlantic Monthly Company, 1929 - American essays |
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MASS PRODUCTION MAKES A BETTER WORLD BY EDWARD A. FILENE thoughtful that mass production can be made a powerful influence. I IT is agreed by competent observers in this country and in Europe that Amer- ica's increasing general prosperity ...
MASS PRODUCTION MAKES A BETTER WORLD BY EDWARD A. FILENE thoughtful that mass production can be made a powerful influence. I IT is agreed by competent observers in this country and in Europe that Amer- ica's increasing general prosperity ...
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... production system of industry everything is definitely sub- ordinated to the greatest possible production of standardized articles on the basis of the lowest possible costs . Mass production in America , though young , has had a very ...
... production system of industry everything is definitely sub- ordinated to the greatest possible production of standardized articles on the basis of the lowest possible costs . Mass production in America , though young , has had a very ...
Page 636
... production would be , of course , slight indeed ; but when variation in shape and structure becomes impor- tant , mass production receives a telling blow . - Of this tendency the automobile industry - hitherto the mainstay of mass ...
... production would be , of course , slight indeed ; but when variation in shape and structure becomes impor- tant , mass production receives a telling blow . - Of this tendency the automobile industry - hitherto the mainstay of mass ...
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