The Decline of Manufacturing and the City of Elizabeth, NJ

It was when the New Jersey changed in the 1920s. That place makes it an important part of the country, and some of the greatest manufacturers pass through Garden State. Just like the rest of the United States, New Jersey began to flourish in the 1920s. This is the era of population and employment increase. After the war, the factory production drastically decreased, but the production line remained constant high production. The 1920s brought a new era to logistics, goods and people transportation.

After the end of the Second World War, the decline of the urban manufacturing industry began rapidly and further promoted flight. As the economic benefit of the cluster decreases, the factory will disappear earlier than the country rather than the city. The labor force of the manufacturing industry in New York peaked in the middle of the century and about 1 million people gathered. By 1997, their team fell to 201,200 blue collar workers. By 2010, there were only 76,300 traditional manufacturing jobs in the city. But now, many of these blue collar workers' children have gained degrees, joined the wealthy crowd, and returned to high density urban living facilities. Jed Kolko revealed that the top ten of the population from the age of 25 to 49 in the income distribution in 2014 is 33% more likely to live near densely populated cities than in 2000. The suburbs and the suburbs still dominate the US, but if not reversed, the flight tendency that can not be stopped is stopped in some areas of the country

In contrast to the sympathetic depiction of the majority of poor people in the dust valley in the 1930s, or with white families who have lost their farms in the 1980s, the black families used urban-based manufacturing jobs and people I suffered from species discrimination. Infrastructure is seen as the cause of its own dilemma. Yes, millions of white people suffer. This pain should be solved. But we also have to tackle the racial injustice that keeps colored people and continues to promote Caucasians to general rules. The possibility of losing the unemployment rate is twice the unemployment rate, whites are three times that of the poor, with or without education.

Looking back on New York in this era, we are beginning to see the collapse of the economy. New York City is in financial crisis and the economy of the city has collapsed due to the depression of the manufacturing industry. Most of the white middle class also moved to the suburbs, gang violence is increasing. Many opportunities to enter the music industry and the entertainment industry are evaporating. Disco and nightclubs are closed because they have not paid adequate money for entertainment. As a result, young people in the city used the mobile sound device called "sound system" introduced by the culture of Jamaica to bring the party to the city.