Industrialised economies such as the United States and Germany were built on manufacturing innovation.
Ford Motor Company, for instance, built cars and developed infrastructure of dealer-franchisers, gas stations and better roads to support its vehicles in the 1910s and 1920s. Firms such as Sieme
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