Analysis on American Industrial Workers in the Gilded Age

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Analysis on American Industrial Workers in the Gilded Age

Published 2011 · Zhang Zhu

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Abstract

The Gilded Age is a key period in the rising of American economy.In the period,American industrial workers were quickly expanded in scale,which promoted the industrial process greatly.On the one hand,the working and living conditions of the workers were very miserable.On the other hand,the conditions were gradually bettered due to workers' struggle.According to the American experience,the industrialization and the rapid economic growth had no direct connection with the improvement of working and living conditions.So in the key period of rising of one country,government must pay attention to social justice and strengthen its regulation.

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Key takeawayThe Gilded Age in America showed that industrialization and rapid economic growth did not directly improve working and living conditions, emphasizing the need for government attention on social justice and regulation during key periods of growth.

PopulationOlder adults (50-71 years)

Sample size24

MethodsObservational

OutcomesBody Mass Index projections

ResultsSocial networks mitigate obesity in older groups.

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