Question

Henry Ford is best known, perhaps, for the introduction of the assembly line and the Model T. As his manufacturing effort expanded, however, he also adopted an attitude that came to be known as Fordism and had as one of several central tenets the idea that workers should_____

Answer 1

Answer:earn higher wages and work shorter hours.

Explanation:

Fordism is a stage of economic development in the twentieth century. Fordism is a term used in social, economic and management theory about production, working state, utilization and related phenomena in the 20 century.it derives success from three major Principle

• Standardization of Product

• Adoption of Assembly line which allows unskilled labor to use special-purpose equipment.

• Workers Paid higher wages and shorter work hours.

So Fordism works in favor of workers to improve their conditions and give them the purchasing power to buy their own made products.