Its colonists now had more money to spend on goods, which began to increase trade amongst one another. However, only the economically stable individuals were able to consume these goods so the consumer revolution reinforced the stratification system that was present in the economy. The increasing demand to trade amongst one another led to improving its ways of transporting goods, which would be a necessary factor in order to further expand its markets. Small-scale manufacturing becomes increasingly popular within the northern cities of the American colonies, which led to growth within the economy. The Market revolution further transformed its modes of production, which were presented throughout society by the creation of factories due to the increasing demand for