Depreciation during the second industrial revolution: the British cycle and motor vehicle industries, c.1896–c.1922

The British Industrial Revolution

The Second Industrial Revolution, 1870

The first Industrial Revolution and most technological developments preceding it had little or no scientific base. It created a chemical industry with no chemistry, an iron industry without metallurgy, power machinery without thermodynamics. Engineering, medical technology, and agriculture until 1850 were pragmatic bodies of applied knowledge in which things were know to work, but rarely was it...

P97: Motor Vehicle Accident During the Pregnancy

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The British Industrial Revolution in Global Perspective

During the past two decades, Robert Allen’s researches into English agriculture have fundamentally reshaped our understanding of the nature and pace of rising agricultural productivity between the late middle ages and the 19th century. More recently, Allen has turned his attention to the study of real wages as a measure of economic development and begun investigating the progress of wages in ot...

Information, cybernetics and the second industrial revolution