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       The 6 professions that will be most in demand 
       By: chandna rani Date: September 9, 2023, 4:04 am
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       The fracture at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of
       the 20th century Although on the political and social level, the
       change from the 18th to the 19th centuries had generated great
       transformations linked largely to the control of cereals, on the
       level of the economy and its regulation the changes were less
       visible. The "bourgeois" and capitalist societies of the first
       half of the 19th century still distrusted stock markets and
       speculation. In both the 18th and 19th centuries, public
       surveillance of food markets was recognized in France as
       necessary and, at the same time, contrary to what we might think
       from contemporary liberal arguments, this discipline was not
       seen as necessary. not at all as opposed to the free market, but
       as an indispensable spring for its proper functioning. The
       discussions of the time distinguished two types of speculation:
       on the one hand, speculation as a desire to obtain a profit;
       This ambition was accepted and even defended by the new liberal
       society.
       But, on the other hand, speculation was also seen as synonymous
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       monopoly and hoarding.13. This type of
       speculation was accused of altering the game of competition and
       therefore had to be repressed. As for the stock market, whether
       stock market or merchandise market, the answer was clear for
       much of the 19th century : stock market operations came from
       mere speculative activity. For this reason, stock exchanges were
       closely monitored and regulated not only in France, Italy and
       Prussia, but even in the United Kingdom.14and usa.
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       This balance was shattered starting in the 1860s, concomitant
       with several factors: the American Civil War, the opening of the
       Suez Canal and the expansion of the telegraph across the
       Atlantic. This combination of elements gave rise to a
       reorganization of the sectors and the rise of commodity
       exchanges. These organizations, highly regulated until then,
       were liberalizedfifteen. Forward markets (advance purchases of
       future products), international speculation and the exchange of
       virtual products developed. Futures had nothing to do with the
       forward markets that existed since the Middle Ages.
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