Did industrialization have a positive effect on capitalism? How?

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It replaced the domestic system by factory system and small scale production by mass production. Industrial revolution led to the rise of industrial capitalism and finance capitalism. ... But with the installation of big machines huge funds were needed and a class of capitalist made its appearance.

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