In what way did the introduction of interchangeable parts change labor productivity?

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<span>The introduction to interchangeable parts change labor productivity by basically replacing parts on a machine without changing or replacing the entire one. In this way, the normal operation won't be affected because you are not getting the whole power in order for your productivity be affected. </span>

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