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Richard Arkwright was a good businessman because he put special insurances on his inventions so that nobody could copy them so he wouldn't lose money that way. He also treated his workers well, so they would want to work with him and he could get more yarn to sell, and Richard Arkwright had lots of shareholders and business partners which he got money from.

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