How did the industrial revolution change the economy? (Jobs, Trade, Prices, Salary, etc.)

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omeli [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The industrial revolution led to an increase in price of products, a reduction in jobs since most of the work became mechanized, and also salary was reduced as human labour was seen as second class to mechanized labour

Explanation:

The Industrial Revolution evolved economies that had previously relied on agriculture and handicrafts into becoming economies that are now based on industries, manufacturing, and the factories. new power sources,machines and ways of structuring has made modern industries more productive in there production.

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