Industrialization vs Localization

The formation of massive unsustainable commercial production – has led to a massive increase in negative externalities.


Before the industrial complex led

 

extreme capital (empowered

 

state intervention), local families shared in production capacity enabling the self-empowerment of individuals.


Money vs Production Goods


Yes, the scale of industrialization has led to the economies of scale effect (cheaper prices per unit sold). However, it removed the self-sufficiency of local communities.


Money vs Production Good?


This meant that families could earn more money per capita, but lose their influence in the production process making each household subservient to commercial products and increased the need for money.
In the post-industrialized world empowered through the use of state resources which we have allowed the local family has to entirely rely on the state or commercial products.

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