What is the way of doing business in an industrial society?

An industrial society differs from an agrarian one in that more people are employed in industry than in agriculture. Industry is characterized by the use of machine labor, the specialization of people, that is, people in factories are each busy with their own business. People leave their homes in villages and move to live closer to factories, settlements are formed around factories, which grow into cities. A lot of private property appears, trade develops. Machine production makes it possible to increase production at a faster pace, the population has more free money, and the well-being of society as a whole rises.