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The document discusses the evolution from self-sufficient domestic economic systems to modern exchange economies. It notes that the industrial revolution led to increased specialization and division of labor through the use of machinery. This allowed individuals to specialize in specific tasks and exchange goods and services, rather than each person fulfilling all production needs themselves. As a result, exchange-oriented economies developed where people produce what they do best and trade for other goods and services, including money. Overall the industrial revolution transformed economies from self-sufficient to interdependent exchange systems.
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- 1. Towards an Exchange System ThisaraGunathilakaB.Sc in Business Management (Sp) (Dublin), B.Mgt.Studies Marketing(OUSL), CHRM (NIBM), aat Final
- 2. Evolvement of Economies The continuous development technology within the exchange system, which followed the industrial revolution, resulted in exchange economies which led to the growth of ‘Markets’ and ‘Marketing’
- 4. Exchange Economy As a result of the industrial revolution, the creation of variation in desired out puts to satisfy their unlimited wants become possible. Therefore, it caused the transformation of the self sufficient economies to exchange oriented economies. led to the growth of ‘Markets’ and ‘Marketing’