In the early 20th century, a significant portion of a longshoreman's job involved manually loading and unloading cargo, making physical strength a key determinant of their productivity and wages. With the introduction of containerization and cranes, which allowed for the mechanical movement of massive amounts of goods, what was the most likely economic consequence for the skill of physical strength in this profession?

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The introduction of automated harvesting machines on large-scale farms would be expected to increase the economic value of farm workers whose primary contribution is their physical strength.

For each technological innovation listed, match it with the most likely impact on the economic value of the specified human endowment.

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