In the 1920s, how did manufacturers make products faster and more cheaply?

A - They reused old designs and models.

B - They offered a smaller range of goods.

C - They saved on costs by not advertising as much.

D - They adopted Henry Ford's manufacturing techniques.

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Lilly Delacruz

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11 May, 15:32

In the 1920s, how did manufacturers make products faster and more cheaply?

A - They reused old designs and models.

B - They offered a smaller range of goods.

C - They saved on costs by not advertising as much.

D - They adopted Henry Ford's manufacturing techniques.

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Kiara Keith · Answer 1

The correct answer is D - manufacturers managed to make products faster and more cheaply in the 1920s because they adopted Henry Ford's manufacturing techniques. This of course includes the now universal production line method through which productivity can be easily maximised.

In the 1920s, how did manufacturers make products faster and more cheaply?A - They reused old designs and models.B - They offered a smaller range of goods.C - They saved on costs by not advertising as much.D - They adopted Henry Ford's manufacturing techniques.

In the 1920s, how did manufacturers make products faster and more cheaply?

A - They reused old designs and models.

B - They offered a smaller range of goods.

C - They saved on costs by not advertising as much.

D - They adopted Henry Ford's manufacturing techniques.