An Early Analyst Noted That the Modern Racist Perspective Did

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Essay

An early analyst noted that the modern racist perspective did not arise out of some "abstract, natural, immemorial feeling of mutual antipathy between groups," but rather grew out of the exploitative relationships of colonialism. Explain.

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Definitions:

Variable Production

Refers to the portion of production costs that vary with the level of output, including expenses like raw materials and direct labor.

Fixed Production

A quantity of manufacturing or output that remains constant, regardless of changes in production costs or sales volume.

Machine-Hours

A measure of production activity or volume, representing the total hours that machinery is operate during a specific period.

Product Costs

The direct costs associated with the creation of a product, including materials, labor, and manufacturing overhead.