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1. Capital Accumulation

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   The Industrial Accumulation Phase (c. 1750–1945)
   This period, heavily correlated with the rise of manufacturing economies in Western Nations, focused primarily on tangible fixed capital: factories, railways, and machinery. Accumulation was often brutal, relying on low wages and minimal environmental overhead, which theorists termed "unsubsidized kinetic generation" [4]. Regulatory structures during this time, particularly in nations favoring…