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Duration of working week of English weavers was less than six days -More likely they worked on the average for four days - and it was obvious result
Voluntary choice and that their income was above the minimum requirements
Lives (see: The Handloom Weavers, pp. 116, 130 - 131). In the beginning of the industrial
Between a growing demand for textiles which was not accompanied by the corresponding
The high prices on became offer growth from outside weavers, result of that The textiles, keeping until have been found a way to lower the income Weavers to the level dominating on a labour market of England at that time.] Improvement in English agriculture already before industrial revolution and
Become by result of it improvement of a food of the population as a whole is possible
To consider as one of factors of industrial revolution and as one of Possible explanations of why it has begun in England. Today thought that The increase in duration of the working day can testify to increase
Well-beings of workers, it seems almost impossible, but after all in the same way to us
It is difficult to present that a food of workers as a whole can be so nasty,
That they it is simple not in a status to work long enough or enough Tensely. Living conditions of the West European workers were heavy to the industrial Revolutions, in this revolution and more long time after it. But Set of the available facts shows that though industrial revolution and not
It has given simultaneous improvement of position of all workers, in the same way, not
Has made their position on the average heavier [in a XIX-th century in England many
Uncommon intellectuals - from John Stewart Millja to Fridriha of Engels - Fiercely attacked factories, achieving acceptance of laws, which
Have improved working conditions. Short comparison of political rhetoric of that time with
Actual facts against which she presumably leant, see: W. H. Hutt, "The Factory System of the Early Nineteenth Century", in Hayek ed.,
Capitalism and the Historians, pp. 156 - 184], and after elimination of consequences
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