What are the positive effects of industrialization worldwide?

Answer 1

Lots of things resulted in Industrialization. There were both negative and positive things in the beginning.

Urbanization (I put it by itself because it can be argued to be negative or positive)

Positive effects-

• able to produce products in a fast and sufficient way
• cheaper products
• introduction of interchangeable parts
• Life expectancy increased
• education and participation in government available to more people

Negative effects-

• little sanitation
• poor working conditions-- average working 12-14 hours 6 days a week, no health care, no sick leave, injuries common
• slums-- decent houses not affordable
• fortunately these were only the immediate effects, as things went on unions were created to protect the workers, sanitation became a higher priority, and a minimum wage was created so people could afford living better lives (I say better, not best).
• Side effects of Industrialized countries vs those that weren't, the Industrialized ones became powerful, and those that weren't industrialized became dependant

Answer 2

It creates employment to generations. It produces life style needs and mass scale production of food and non food essentials.

It creates an atmosphere of competetion and quality among nations/Generations/Communities.

It brings down the costs of goods and increase the standard of living.

Answer 3

Dont know if any census has been done along this line; but taking a look. It possibly increased the polution rate of the planet; in the many thousand percent bracket! Waht effect?To put it briefly; Piles; and Piles; of garbage!

Answer 4

The consequences of industrialization show significant community growth, the urbanization or expansion of the cities, changed access to food, growing demand for fresh materials, and the growth of new social classes created by capitalists, a working-class, and ultimately middle class.