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During the Columbian Exchange how did the increased supply of raw materials from the Americas affect EuropeANSWER: Expanded manufacturing?
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Expanded manufacturing
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During the columbian exchange how did the increased supply of materials from the Americas affect Europe?
expanded manufacturing
How did the increased supply of raw materials from the Americas affect Europe during the Columbian Exchange?
expanded manufacturing
Why did the Columbian Exchange lead to an increase in the demand for skilled labor in Europe?
An abundance of raw materials from the New World needed to be made into finished goods.
Who exchanged in the Columbian Exchange?
Raw materials like precious metals (gold and silver), tobacco, sugar and cotton went from the Americas to Europe. Manufactured goods like cloth and metal items went to Africa and the Americas. Finally, slaves went from Africa to the Americas to work. This trade created great profits for Europe.
Which of these were artistic developments in the 20th century?
All of the above. -Apex Learning
During the columbian exchange how did the increased supply of materials from the Americas affect Europe?
expanded manufacturing
How did the increased supply of raw materials from the Americas affect Europe during the Columbian Exchange?
expanded manufacturing
What was an effect of the war on the Northern Businesses?
they had increased costs for materials.
What did Plywood manufacturing spend on materials in 2000?
Plywood manufacturing spent $2.0 billion on materials in 2000
What has the author Serope Kalpakjian written?
Serope Kalpakjian has written: 'Manufacturing processes for engineering materials' -- subject(s): Manufacturing processes, Materials
Which materials are used in the manufacturing of standard resistors and heating materials?
Manganin used for standard materials...
Where do raw materials go to?
to manufacturing goods
What materials are in Converse?
Canvas and Polyester Manufacturing
What is the definition of a manufacturing business?
A company that receives raw materials, then processes these materials in a manufacturing process that produces a finished product. Picture an automobile assembly line.
What is Secondary Manufacturing?
Secondary manufacturing refers to further processing of products that have already undergone some manufacturing. E.g. processing wood past its primary stage (e.g., lumber). Primary manufacturing is thus manufacturing of raw materials or materials in their near-natural state (e.g., iron ore, wood logs, ...)
Manufacturing overhead is 20 direct labor is 45000 and direct materials are 53000 what is the manufacturing overhead?
20
Is manufacturing overhead same as manufacturing cost?
No. Cost would include the cost of materials. Overhead would not.
