The Southeast United States has successfully attracted industrial occupiers and investors, driven by ongoing population growth, low costs, strategic infrastructure access, and a favorable business ...

THE author of this book is lecturer on economics in the University of Reading. The work is one which, in our opinion, is of firstclass importance, written in a most interesting style, and we ...

The industrial revolution stands ... the pitfalls of such rapid growth and who turned out to be the victims of the country's success? Between 1860 and 1910 the population of the US tripled ...

More food meant that a larger population could be supported and fed. At the time of the Industrial Revolution, people got married young age and had lots of children. As medical care improved ...

In England, the Industrial Revolution was under way ... the inevitable shortfall of food in the face of spiraling population growth would doom mankind to a ceaseless struggle for existence.