Mechanisms of Production

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Mechanisms of Production

Mechanisms of Production are the social and property ties that people form with one another during the production process.

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Key Terms

Regime of Accumulation >

• Accumulation
• Social Class
• System Agent
• The Family

Components Regime of Accumulation >

• Mode of Accumulation
• Mode of Compliance
• Mode of Production
• Mode of Reproduction

Mode of Production >

• Means of Production
• Mechanisms of Production
• Relations of Production

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Notes

• Division of Labor: How specific tasks are split among different workers and roles, ranging from the technical division of tasks to the social division of labour between classes.
• Coordination Systems: The methods used to manage work, such as market competition, credit systems, state planning, or corporate hierarchies.
• Technological Change: The evolving methods and innovations that shift how efficiently a society produces its needs, often displacing labour and intensifying extraction

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