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第八章 The Industrial Revolution 工业革命 (第40/47页)
nstruction also stimulated demand for metal to produce rails and rolling stock. Railroads did not, however, prevent the onset of a serious economic recession beginning in the 1860s. The recession was caused primarily by the inability of French agricultural and industrial producers to meet the growing worldwide competition for markets to which a reduction in tariffs in 1860 had exposed them. The recession slowed but did not halt French industrial growth until the strong recovery of the 1890s. Between the 1890s and World War I, French economic growth accelerated to twice the rate of the previous three decades. ??The impact of industrialization on French society was strong, but not so
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