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post-Fordism

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post-Fordism [ˌpəʊstˈfɔːdɪzəm]
n
(Business / Commerce) the idea that modern industrial production has moved away from mass production in huge factories, as pioneered by Henry Ford, the US car manufacturer (1863-1947), towards specialized markets based on small flexible manufacturing units
post-Fordist  adj


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According to many accounts, emotional and economic discourses have shaped each other throughout the 20th century--especially since post-Fordism.
That the great corporations were the driving force of the American economy was fully, realized and, in effect, accepted by John Kenneth Galbraith; and so it was by Peter Drucker, "the prophet of post-Fordism," as the title of the essay, (by Nils Gilman) calls him.
A unique definition of what post-Fordism is cannot be given, as it has been subject of discussion among many scholars.
 
 
 
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