【Daily Topic】【Production Version 20160510】
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((Learning*) effect: The phenomenon whereby, when an individual or organization produces a certain product repeatedly, the time required to produce each unit of that product gradually decreases as the volume of production increases, before eventually stabilizing.
(The * learning effect): When an individual or organization repeatedly produces a certain product, the time required to produce each unit of that product gradually decreases as the volume of production increases, before eventually stabilizing.
(The * learning effect): When an individual or organization repeatedly produces a certain product, the time required to produce each unit of that product gradually decreases as the volume of production increases, before eventually stabilizing.
(The * learning effect): When an individual or organization repeatedly produces a certain product, the time required to produce each unit of that product gradually decreases as the volume of production increases, before eventually stabilizing.