The Dominant Form of Industrial Organization by the End of the Nineteenth

question 56

Multiple Choice

The dominant form of industrial organization by the end of the nineteenth century was

• A) the putting-out system.
• B) cottage industry.
• C) the factory system.
• D) the guild system.
• E) a socialist-directed economy.

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