the international econmy

Began in Britain
1. And spread to Europe and USA
Industrialization
1. Textil production expanded
2. Agriculture Raw Material dominated the exchange
3. Wood Machinery
Innovation
1. multiplied
  1. important
    1. And New goods
      1. Cheaper
2. Steam: source of power
The man, the food and the tecnology
1. people
  1. Demand Food
    1. New Markets
      1. Obtained Knowledge
The international economy, 1820-1913
1. Technical progress: Transport and communications
  1. STEAM TO LAND
    1. Railway
      1. Built in:
        Britain
        United States
        Europe
        world
  2. SEA TRANSPORT
    1. Steamship
      1. Efficent coaling stations
        Compound engine reduced coal consumption
      2. Iron
        steel
        1880
        increase the carrying capacity
        Lowering of transport cost
        Foreing goods were lower in pricce relative to domestic produstion
      3. DEVELOPMENTS
        Growth of merchant fleets
        Acompanied by
        Harbour improvements
        Building of:
        Docks
        Warehouses
        Methods for rapid handling of cargoes
    2. Sailing-ship
  3. Comunication
    1. Telegraph system
      1. And the thelephones
        1876
  4. Significance for the future
    1. aviation
2. THE ACCUMULATION OF CAPITAL
3. THE GROWTH OF WORLD POPULATION
4. THE SUPPLY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
  1. EUROP
  2. ASIA AND AFRICA
  3. AMERICA AND OCEANIA
5. THE GROWTH OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
  1. Period 1820 to 1989
    1. Export world and world producction
  2. After1973
    1. The rate of gwroth of world trade slowed down
  3. Period 1913 to 1950
    1. Worldwars
    2. World wide depression severely
6. THE GROWTH OF REAL INCOMES
7. THE SPREAD OF ECONOMIC FREEDOM

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