Mass Production, the Devil?!

Friday, March 20, 2009 18:13
Posted in category Money

At the very beginning of the 20th century, Henry Ford’s Ford Motor Company heralded the start of an era of mass production. His innovation of the assembly line in which individual workers stood in the same place on the assembly line and perform the same task repeatedly meant that more and more things could be made at lower and lower prices.
Over the past 100 years, an enormous amount of things have become available, thanks to methods of mass production and distribution, marketing and the advance of everything from ceramic to LCD science.
According to some opinion by experts in the field, this mass production thing is the key reason that people now are triggered to spend more and more on things they don’t need. Large amount of goods are being marketing and adverting. Businesses are adopting different kinds of approaches to sell as much as they could to make more profits. People are pursuaded to purchase items that are not necessities.

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