In many industries, such as fast changing once, factory based enterprises produce warehouses full of unsellable goods if mistaken the market and store them for a later point, while the workshops change more often designs. Warehousing costs pushed factories into 3 World Countries, not pay cheques.
Some products can be altered in masses by reworking them using an addition machineing step, such as suing another layef over a shoe.
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Workshop, One worker, One item
Manufacture, One worker, One production step
Factory, Workers set up machines, except there is none.
You struggle with the English/French word manufacture?
The Germans proclaimed it over time...these pederastic resistant aliens to children loving human supporters.
The Warehouse Exchange Rate Problem
Due to the Dollar and affiliated Euro, Swiss Franc and British Pound manipulating the exchange rates to especially all 3rd World currencies the overprodiction is unsellable in all potential new markets outside the G7 and G20 depending on the product, by creating huge losses finding a buyer.
A Shoe for 200 Euros needs an average income buyer possibly 10 hours of work in the Euro Zone. In Nigeria that is well 100 or even 1000 or actually more likely 10.000 hours, even so the difference for an all localy and on demand product is way lower, such as a Burger.
But who understands the Big Mac Index and worse, who does and spreads lies like Japan imports paddies to kill the argument?
