MGMT 1030 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Second Industrial Revolution, Manual Labour, Industrial Revolution

• School: York University
• Department: Management
• Course: MGMT 1030
• Professor: Olga Kraminer

Document Summary

Study questions for craig heron"s the second industrial revolution in. Canada, 1890-1930 : before the second industrial revolution commenced in the 1890s, what features does. Heron indicate marked the canadian economy at the end of the first industrial. Was the canadian economy fully developed or was it still struggling to reach maturity? (first half of fir) Charming victorian factory architecture , variety of products, generally small size of factories, local ownership and control prominent. Canada was still struggling to reach maturity, taking its slow timeit still had to create a consumer market in order to fully develop its economy. National policy strategy for industrial growth to supply consumer goods to a large agrarian hinterland. Manual labour, skilled and unskilled in demandtechnology was still not proper. Resource industries changed commercial agriculture expanded in central. Canada, lumbering replaced timber production, oil yet economy was still lagging behind because of limited technological development n etc.