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To what extent did the benefits of industrialization, as andrew carnegie suggested outweigh its costs

To what extent did the benefits of industrialization, as andrew carnegie suggested outweigh its costs
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Not to a high extent. Industrialization affected air quality and lots of child labor, and workers' wages were very low.
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