Social Structrures of Accumulaiton

             During the 1800's the social structures of accumulation changed drastically. In general the earliest catalyst to economic growth came from foreign trade, which increased from 1793 to 1840. The six components of a perfectly competitive capitalist economy, was the driving force that stimulated the accumulation of wealth in the 1800's. The K-K relationships were considered the infant stage or primitive accumulation of industrialization. During this stage some merchants were making the transition from merchant capitalists to industrial capitalists in textiles. Also some of the petty commodity producers were becoming industrial capitalists in boots and shoes, barrels and cabinets. The K-L relationships asserted a different change than anticipated. Proletarianization was starting become more visible in the new industrial economy. The change from the putting out system to production under one roof, with direct supervision from hired managers. With the increase in supervision also cam!
             e conflicts over the control in the work process, with relation to the skilled craftsmen. Also during the K-L relationships we start to see, Yankee farm girls in the development of textile companies. Then following the K-L relationships were the L-L relationships. We began to see solidarity among the craftsmen by their specific crafts. Resulting in more additions by dividing workers into classes by gender, age and ethnicity. Because of these impediments brotherhoods started forming in the colonies. The G-E relations were new and unexpected to the baby economy of 1800's. Government support for infrastructure became available. Under construction were toll roads, canals, and railroads that would stimulated a swifter and more aggressive economic expansion. Also the government institutionalized their first nationals bank. During 1st-1st relationships were the beginnings of an international monetary and trade system based on the British pound. And trade w...

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