What led to the decline of the Guild System?

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Industrialisation

Growth of Science

Growth of Technology

All of the above

answer is D.

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The reason for the fall down of the Guild System is industrialisation, growth of science and technology. So, all of the options are correct.
The decay of the organization framework began from 1250-1350 AD. After 1250, the financial development was slow and the societies needed to confront new areas of strength for and on the lookout. To safeguard the society framework they began to make a move they began giving wages at the right time, quit cutting compensations of their workers, discounted the additional work, began selling unrefined substance at modest costs, and began to diminish commitments and good cause. Yet, this large number of steps was lacking to safeguard the organization framework. After 1350, the market began to develop continuously, and the strong significant distance brokers had offered their orders at low expenses to rival them. The organization brokers likewise did as such by creating their own products at a modest cost. There were two fundamental frameworks of such "proto-entrepreneur" creation that is the "putting-Out System" and the "Manufacturing plant" System. Metropolitan life weakened on the grounds that the proto-industrialists didn't uphold administrations.

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