The table shows the number of employees and factories producing silk in England and Wales between 1851 and 1901.

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of

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and

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in the silk production industry in 2 regions, England and Wales, from 1851 to 1901.

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, it can be seen that there were always more females than males who worked in the silk

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over the provided period.

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,

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the

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of

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increased, the total

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of people working in the silk industry fell. Regarding the first 3 decades, the

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of

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in 1851 was 272, with almost 54.000 male

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and 76.786 female

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. After 10 years, the

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nearly tripled in

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,

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both the male and female workforce dropped by approximately 11.000 and 8.000

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, respectively. From 1861 to 1871, there was a reduction in the

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of

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only 693 in 1871, it was similar for the

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of employees

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a fall to 38.102 for males and 53.310 for females. Looking at the following 30 years, there was a slight increase in the

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of

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from 1871 to 1881,

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, it continued to go down for the rest of the period with only 623

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in 1901. Meanwhile,

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the

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workers

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went up slightly to 28.689 by 1891, the women kept decreasing to about 25.500

at the end

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of the period.