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    The Point at Which Industry Becomes Self-Perpetuating Is Called
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The Point at Which Industry Becomes Self-Perpetuating Is Called

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Question 6

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The point at which industry becomes self-perpetuating is called


A) the industrial revolution.
B) the market revolution
C) supply and demand.
D) industrial take-off
E) free market economy.

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