Before Henry Ford and Frederick W. Taylor collaborated, automobiles were built by craftsmen, one at a time. After the establishment of the assembly line, Ford was able to produce automobiles faster than his competitors. but with equivalent quality. and sell them for a fraction of the cost. Ford saw opportunity in ________.

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Ford saw an opportunity in industry structure by employing the assembly line and mass production techniques to produce automobiles quickly and cost-effectively.