The Living Age, Volume 343Living Age Company, 1932 |
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Page 404
... production costs by improved methods , by the adoption of automatic series of operation that normally involve the substitution of mechanical for human operation . This process naturally involves much capi- tal , high volume , large ...
... production costs by improved methods , by the adoption of automatic series of operation that normally involve the substitution of mechanical for human operation . This process naturally involves much capi- tal , high volume , large ...
Page 405
... production costs when these costs vary inversely as the volume produced . To illus- trate : Let us say that the United States , with a home market for 1,000,000 motor cars a year , has a basic production cost of $ 500.00 per car . Great ...
... production costs when these costs vary inversely as the volume produced . To illus- trate : Let us say that the United States , with a home market for 1,000,000 motor cars a year , has a basic production cost of $ 500.00 per car . Great ...
Page 494
... production would be infinite . Another method of increasing pro- duction under the price system is to produce goods of inferior quality . For one thing , this means buying cheaper raw materials and saving on labor costs , but it also ...
... production would be infinite . Another method of increasing pro- duction under the price system is to produce goods of inferior quality . For one thing , this means buying cheaper raw materials and saving on labor costs , but it also ...
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