Make it clear; Findings Data collection Of the article, economic of animal farm by William A, hamlen

Let's make those two points clearer: Findings: The article finds that Animal Farm illustrates the economic progression from an initial, idealistic communal ownership to a totalitarian command economy* controlled by the pigs. Key findings include the pigs' gradual monopolization of resources and decision-making, the exploitation of the labor of other animals for the pigs' benefit, the manipulation of production figures, and the ultimate failure to achieve economic equality or prosperity for the majority, leading to a new form of class-based oppression. Data collection: Data collection involved systematically identifying and documenting specific economic events and behaviors within the novel. This included tracking changes in resource allocation (e.g., food rations, land use), labor division and exploitation, production outputs (e.g., harvests, windmill construction), trade agreements with humans, and the evolution of economic policies and power structures* as described in Orwell's text. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.