From the beginning of the Industrial Revolution until the early twentieth century, business effort was directed mainly toward which of the following?
A) assessing customer needs
B) the production of goods
C) the development of new markets
D) the promotion of products

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During the Industrial Revolution until the early twentieth century, businesses were primarily focused on improving their manufacturing processes and producing goods more efficiently. There was less emphasis on assessing customer needs, developing new markets or promoting products, as mass production was the dominant approach to business.

From the Beginning of the Industrial Revolution Until the Early