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cance. While the textile industry achieved a technological level high enough to compete with Western counterparts, including the textile mills of Lancashire, the technical know-how in the machinery and chemical industries lagged far behind. For example, in the then-emerging fertilizer industry, the

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230308657ans accepting scientific and technological progress as beneficial to the entire human community’. He also noted that it is necessary ‘to make automation the servant, rather than the master of the American people’.