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They were the same people. The difference was how people perceived them, whether they admired them for their achievements or hated them for 'exploiting' their workers. Exploiting being that the 'robber barons' weren't that into social welfare.

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They both ran successful businesses in the mid to late 19th Century, and they both tended to own trusts and monopolies.

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Both are basically terms of art-simply speaking, a captain of industry is a good guy, while a robber baron is a bad guy.

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