Economic Systems and Government. Clothing = Textiles.

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Economic Systems and Government

Clothing = Textiles

Economic Systems and Government Cloth = a fabric made of fibers, as wool, cotton, or rayon Requirements: 1.Raw materials = wool 2.Processes: Sorting, carding, spinning, weaving, cleaning, bleaching, nap raised and cropped, stretching, dyed, and sold 3.Manufactured into clothing

Economic Systems and Government

The "Putting Out" System cloth merchantbuys wool - £ 7 sells wool toweaver sorts, cards, spins, and weaves wool with help of wife and children + £ 8 cloth merchantbuys back unfinished cloth weaver nets £2- £10 sells cloth tofuller cleans, bleaches, raises the nap, crops, and stretches cloth + £12 cloth merchant buys back finished cloth fuller nets £2- £14 sells cloth todyer+ £16 cloth merchantbuys back dyed clothdyer nets £2- £18 sells cloth toagent takes cloth to trade fair, sells cloth to customer for £40 + £30 agent nets £10 cloth merchantnets +£17

Economic Systems and Government