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My Life and Work
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My Life and Work

Henry Ford

1922

11h 35m
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Henry Ford's own account of building the Ford Motor Company and the assembly line that put America on wheels. He lays out his philosophy of mass production, high wages, and cheap cars that transformed twentieth-century industry. A revealing look at the ideas of the man who mechanized modern life.

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20 chapters

  1. 1Introduction - What Is The Idea?49m
  2. 2The Beginning28m
  3. 3What I Learned About Business34m
  4. 4Starting The Real Business43m
  5. 5The Secret Of Manufacturing And Serving34m
  6. 6Getting Into Production33m
  7. 7Machines And Men30m
  8. 8The Terror Of The Machine33m
  9. 9Wages37m
  10. 10Why Not Always Have Good Business?25m
  11. 11How Cheaply Can Things Be Made?40m
  12. 12Money And Goods33m
  13. 13Money - Master Or Servant?36m
  14. 14Why Be Poor?28m
  15. 15The Tractor And Power Farming29m
  16. 16Why Charity?39m
  17. 17The Railroads29m
  18. 18Things In General46m
  19. 19Democracy And Industry32m
  20. 20What We May Expect35m
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