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deindustrialization
(redirected from Anti-industrialism)

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deindustrialization
A shift in an economy from producing goods to producing services. Such a shift is most likely to occur in mature economies such as that of the United States. This shift has considerable impact on investors' view of the attractiveness of various industries.
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A radical Tory like thomas Carlyle could write movingly about "the workers" and rail against the "pig philosophers" of materialism, while the populist William Cobbett's longings for a hearty Olde England took the form of anti-industrialism.
The idea of poverty: England in the early industrial age by McGurn, William / National Review
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