The following table shows the number of factory workers for a given time period in Germany.

The provided table depicts the

number

of male and female employees of

factories

and the

number

of

factories

in 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 ,and 1901 in Germany. A glance at the table reveals that

although

the

number

of

factories

almost tripled in 1871 from 227 to 622, the total

number

of

workers

dropped by around 50% from 291,780 to 140,123. In 1851, the

number

of male

workers

was almost one and a half times the

number

of female

workers

at 287,100 in 225

factories

. In 1861,

while

the

number

of

factories

rose by two, the total

employees

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declined to 291,780 ,and Interestingly,

this

was the only year during the provided period that female

workers

were higher in

number

at 160,000. In 1871, despite the fact that the

number

of

factories

increased significantly from 227 to 622, the

number

of female and male

workers

decreased to 60,000 and 80,123 respectively. By 1881, Germany had 99 more

factories

but, the total

number

of

workers

declined. In 1891, 65,000 men and 40,000 females were working in 625

factories

. In the

last

year of the given period, around a hundred people worked for each factory and the

number

of males and females were almost the same at 31,000 and 30,000 respectively.