In Large-Scale Precapitalist Societies with Significant Manufacturing Sectors, Craftsmen

question 77

Multiple Choice

In large-scale precapitalist societies with significant manufacturing sectors, craftsmen:

• A) usually specialize with respect to the production process
• B) are usually organized into work organizations known as guilds
• C) seldom function as merchants in selling their products
• D) usually produce for a mass market

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