service-based economies

boom and bust economic cycles

cottage industries

homestead communities

agricultural economies

The transition from an industrial economy to a service-based economy depleted the demand for unspecialized labor.

Deindustrialization led to a decline in social welfare and government assistance throughout Europe and North America.

The transition from an industrial economy to a service-based economy required many workers to go back to school and study for a completely different career.

The transition from a service-based economy to an industrial economy led to harsher working conditions and a lower quality of life.

The transition from a service-based economy to an industrial economy led to lower wages and a loss of community values.

The Midwest

The Northeast

The West Coast

The deep South

Alaska and Hawaii