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Manager (Increased labour norms (10% average increase by 1936, When norms…
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Book balancing
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enterprises expected to pay for fuel, raw materials + labour
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Wage incentives
1936, rationing ended = more consumer goods available, food more expensive. Workers wanted better wages especially when they were expected to work harder --> enterprises could not afford this because of subsidy cuts
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Fall in foreign trade
worldwide slump in trade during 1930s = no longer possible to import technology such as new industrial machines
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Labour shortages: By 1936 number of new workers coming into industry fell because of bettie living conditions on collective farms + drafting