The industrial revolution of the 19th century had a major impact on public administration as Scotland transitioned from an agricultural to industrial economy. Over the course of the century, one-third of Scotland's population moved to cities to work in industries, leading to overcrowding and increased diseases. The industrial revolution also introduced division of labor, longer working hours, more child labor and female workers, and a large wealth gap. Public administration faced challenges in addressing these impacts and recovering from the societal changes brought on by the industrial revolution.

1. Industrial revolution and its impact on public administration By :A.Ali

2. In 18 century in Scotland 90% of population are based on agriculturist

3. 19the century 1/3 of the population change in to 4 cities and worked with industries.

4. 19th century Scotland became one of the growing economy

5. Introduced division of labor

6. Increased working hours

7. Child labor and female workers increased

8. More diseases spread

9. Huge gape between rich and poor

10. Over crowded cities

11. Public administration had to face, recover the impact from the industrial revolution

12. Asian countries were hit by the industrial revolution

13. Unemployment rate increased

14. Countries were categorized by developed, developing and underdeveloped

15. Finally we Asian became “MR. BEGGERS”

16. Asians became poorer and founders of the industrial revolution became rich.

17. MR. BAGGER, HAD BECAME SLAVES OF DEVELOPING STATES