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He brought mass production to the assembly lineHe brought mass production to the assembly line by using a conveyor belt so that as the car was brought down the conveyor belt, the car would be put together peice by piece.
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Through the creation of the assembly line Henry Ford made the production much more efficient, in turn reducing the man hours of producing each vehicle.

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Economies of scale in specialization

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