Productivity in Industrial Revolution
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I'm going to argue that the 1 increases in productivity that we 2 with the industrial revolution originate not so much from changes in science or 3 or new inventions, where England was far from 4 as from changes in attitudes, attitudes towards morality, towards what constituted the good. Attitudes towards property, which became in England individuals long before it did on the 5. Attitudes toward the proper role of government. And 6, these attitudes constitute much of what the Luddites were protesting against.
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