Question 856 • [INMT3] Integrated Math 3 Sem 1 (26-27)
The assembly line reduced the time and cost needed to build each car, making cars more affordable as production increased. Other industries adopted assembly-line methods, and automobile growth boosted related industries such as steel, rubber, and oil. Therefore, the claim that car prices increased as demand increased was not an effect; prices generally fell as production became more efficient.
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