First, industrial development came later and proceeded faster than in Britain, with plants and enterprises starting on a large scale and often using the most advanced technology.
In the 1960s a second phase of Soviet industrial development began to exert a particularly strong effect on the Russian republic.
Take the Thomas video, named "East Wind," after Mao's 1957 declaration that "the east wind is prevailing over the west wind," which presaged China's first wave of nationalist industrial development.
In the first period of modern industrial development (1861 72), effort was focused on manufacturing firearms and machines, the most important enterprises being the Kiangnan (Jiangnan) Arsenal in Shanghai, the Tianjin Machine Factory, and the Fuzhou Navy Yard; there were many other smaller ones.
Similarly, a large share of agricultural raw products in total intermediate purchases characterizes most agro-industrial production of tropical beverages and other products originating from plantation crops, as well as vegetables, fruits, tobacco and livestock in the first stage of domestic industrial development.
As in Britain and the United States during the nineteenth century, the price of industrial development has been a sharp rise in intranational inequality.
The city's industrial base continued to grow in the post-war era partly assisted by the area's first agency entirely devoted to industrial development, the RIDC.
In the traditional pattern of industrial development, the textile industry tends to be first, followed by the expansion into other industries.
Glass underwent considerable development in the second industrial age.
The collection of his lectures, published posthumously as The Industrial Revolution in 1884, was one of the first economic histories of Britain's industrial development in the 18th and 19th centuries.
In the eighteenth century, there was a revolutionary industrial development [2] with the invention of machines that speeded up the manufacture of fabrics and made them more available and affordable.
