The system of mass production of standardized, relatively inexpensive products by unskilled workers paid wages sufficient to purchase those products is called ______.

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Fordism refers to the system of mass production that was developed by Henry Ford for the manufacture of automobiles. It is characterized by large-scale manufacturing using assembly line techniques, standardized products, and workers who are paid enough to afford the products they make.

The System of Mass Production of Standardized, Relatively Inexpensive Products