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Page 180
... production of cereals , the same area of land can give greatly increased yields . The appli- cation of modern technology has also produced improve- ment in many other areas , such as in Japan for the pro- duction of silk or of cultured ...
... production of cereals , the same area of land can give greatly increased yields . The appli- cation of modern technology has also produced improve- ment in many other areas , such as in Japan for the pro- duction of silk or of cultured ...
Page 513
... production process and the development of scientific management in the early years of the 20th cen- tury . Analysis led to the subdivision of the production process into a number of well - defined steps and the de- sign of specialized ...
... production process and the development of scientific management in the early years of the 20th cen- tury . Analysis led to the subdivision of the production process into a number of well - defined steps and the de- sign of specialized ...
Page 530
... production . The replacement of Singer by Standard was simply the rise of one company and the decline of anoth- er , as evidence that open competition could still change the structure of the British automotive industry . In France ...
... production . The replacement of Singer by Standard was simply the rise of one company and the decline of anoth- er , as evidence that open competition could still change the structure of the British automotive industry . In France ...
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