Consider a Scenario in Which a Skilled Furniture-Maker Has Developed

Multiple Choice

Consider a scenario in which a skilled furniture-maker has developed her craft and has a particular process for making chairs, sofas, and other furniture. She begins to work for a furniture manufacturing company that has researched and developed its own steps for producing furniture and prohibits their employees from using alternative steps. This change in production would be an example of Taylorism because:

A) it erodes the autonomy the worker has from her employer
B) it cultivates a mass market
C) it promotes interlocking directorates
D) it develops a form of welfare capitalism