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Collective bargaining

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Negotiations between employers and employees about wages and working conditions.

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Innovation

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a new idea, device, or method

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Labor unions

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An organization that unites workers for better wages and conditions.

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Mass production

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High-volume, low-cost manufacture of identical items using specialization and interchangeable parts.

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Strike

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A form of protest where workers refuse to work.

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Urbanization

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the growth of cities

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Capitalism

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An economic system where all resources are privately owned and markets determine their distribution.

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Entrepreneur

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A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of starting a business.

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Child labor

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Using children to work in factories and businesses

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Corporation

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Business owned by many investors who buy shares.