Industry doubles OTP HPAI in 20 year period
The United States manufacturing and mining output is 230 percent higher than 20 years earlier, per a National Transportation Institute report. Despite shorter hours, per capita output rose, agriculture advanced with capital, and transportation expanded with more efficient methods and growing demand.
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Rail freight and capital trends across industries in 1920s
The article notes large gains in mining and transportation labor, with 6 million more workers entering building trades and related sectors. It cites freight and passenger mileage growth, railroad freight costs as a share of national income, and shifting capital per unit of output in four major industries, including agriculture and mining. It also lists council members and observes Madagascar’s lack of roads, with crude transport by hammock and shoulder carried loads in remote areas.
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