The move away from mass production to "just in time" production following the Japanese model improved conditions for workers in the core.

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The move towards "just in time" production often resulted in increased pressure and stress on workers as well as a decrease in job security due to the need for greater flexibility and efficiency. While it may have improved conditions in some areas such as reducing waste and improving productivity, it did not necessarily lead to overall improvements for workers in the core.

The Move Away from Mass Production to "Just in Time