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FACTOR IN PRODUCTION-. 
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irge numbers, but when UieAvar Kiel 
mand suddenly ceased. At One 
, owing to the making of a tiflt!*/ a 
I divided up into a great numbed +■<***>* 
r ')cesses, it was found possible to 
establishment into a sewing- 
ory without discharging a single 
here are few things superficially 
in a rifle and a sewing machine, 
stigation it will be seen that in 
a certain amount of woodwork— 
stock, for the sewing machine a 
the small parts, entailing fitting 
and small adjustments demand 
.pe of workmanship. Had one 
ined to make a complete rifle it 
>een difficult to turn him into a 
)f sewing machines, but since 
;rely did one process—one man 
$ „le, another tapping it, a third 
screw made by perhaps a dozen 
here was but little difficulty in 
it the change of output. It was 
rganisation and not of technical 
| j; irocess is going on in this country 
s ;: tories at the present moment, 
es were built and equipped to 
ous munitions of war in great