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Fordism
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Fordism
the theory of Henry Ford stating that production efficiency is dependent on successful assembly-line methods.
See also: Economics


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Some writers have characterised this shift to an economy with flexible, more fragmented, less stable employment and high unemployment rates as a shift from a Fordist economy towards a post-Fordist economy (Painter and Goodwin, 2000).
In green capitalism, there is a danger that established, mainstream environmental groups will come to play the role that trade unions played in the Fordist era: acting as safety valves to make sure that demands for social change, that our collective rage, remain within the boundaries set by the needs of capital and governments.
If the Apatow cabal has recently sold an iPod-like variety of generic sexual bildungsromane-Superbad, The 40-Year-Old Virgin-Sex Drive seems to have emerged fully formed from some Fordist youth-experience factory, which will pump out adolescence (and adolescents) in any color you want as long as it's white.
 
 
 
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