domestic mode of production

is a mode of production where the household is the dominant unit of production and exchange.

where the household is the dominant unit of production and exchange). . . 'Three characteristics: a small labor force with a gender division of labor in place, simple technology, and finite objectives of production. He also contends that this emphasis on immediate use fosters inertia and production levels below the theoretical capacity of society' (Wage Labor and Guilds in Medieval Europe By Steven A. Epstein)

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domestic mode of production