This document contains questions for students about a classroom simulation comparing a domestic system of production versus an assembly line system of production. The questions ask students to identify which system they worked on, how they were treated by managers in their system, how workers in the other system were treated, the differences between products made in each system, and why the assembly line became the dominant mode of production.
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This document contains questions for students about a classroom simulation comparing a domestic system of production versus an assembly line system of production. The questions ask students to identify which system they worked on, how they were treated by managers in their system, how workers in the other system were treated, the differences between products made in each system, and why the assembly line became the dominant mode of production.
This document contains questions for students about a classroom simulation comparing a domestic system of production versus an assembly line system of production. The questions ask students to identify which system they worked on, how they were treated by managers in their system, how workers in the other system were treated, the differences between products made in each system, and why the assembly line became the dominant mode of production.
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This document contains questions for students about a classroom simulation comparing a domestic system of production versus an assembly line system of production. The questions ask students to identify which system they worked on, how they were treated by managers in their system, how workers in the other system were treated, the differences between products made in each system, and why the assembly line became the dominant mode of production.
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