Answer:
Until 1870 the development of the Russian industry was scarce and relatively fast from that date. The causes of this growth have been discussed a lot. Between 1870 and 1914, industrial and mining production multiplied by eight, some important points of this economic growth. It was the intervention of the State that, to a large extent, provided capital and the market, especially in the productive goods sector. The role of the railroad, in which most of the capital was state, was decisive.
However, the industrialization of the United Kingdom began long before the Russian and the engine of it was the bourgeoisie and not the state.
