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Page 936
... organization of work . The most important of these was the wool - cloth industry . The basic clothing material in western Europe until the beginning of modern times was wool . Linen and silk , though used since antiquity , were too ...
... organization of work . The most important of these was the wool - cloth industry . The basic clothing material in western Europe until the beginning of modern times was wool . Linen and silk , though used since antiquity , were too ...
Page 939
... organization of work in three important ways . First , tasks were minutely subdivided and performed by unskilled workers . Second , manufac- turing concerns grew to such size that a large hierarchy of supervisors and managers became ...
... organization of work in three important ways . First , tasks were minutely subdivided and performed by unskilled workers . Second , manufac- turing concerns grew to such size that a large hierarchy of supervisors and managers became ...
Page 941
... organization of human work , even in the most advanced countries , has by no means achieved a utopian character , but the arrival on the scene of the transfer machine and the control system has had a highly beneficial effect . FUTURE ...
... organization of human work , even in the most advanced countries , has by no means achieved a utopian character , but the arrival on the scene of the transfer machine and the control system has had a highly beneficial effect . FUTURE ...
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