Economics of Labor in Industrial SocietyJossey-Bass, 1986 - 420 páginas |
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... Rise of Modern Industry , not the rise of industry as such ; but what is Modern Industry ? What is the essential mark by which we are to distinguish it from " ancient " industry , the handicraft industry which is coeval with the Market ...
... Rise of Modern Industry , not the rise of industry as such ; but what is Modern Industry ? What is the essential mark by which we are to distinguish it from " ancient " industry , the handicraft industry which is coeval with the Market ...
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... rise in earnings would reduce the relative price , and thus increase the time spent on these commodities , including the time spent at work ; similarly , for changes in income and other variables . The generalisation wrought by our ...
... rise in earnings would reduce the relative price , and thus increase the time spent on these commodities , including the time spent at work ; similarly , for changes in income and other variables . The generalisation wrought by our ...
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... rising produc- tivity so that retail prices would rise by more than 3 per cent . per annum . Cost of living adjustments would then lead to a greater increase in wage rates than would have occurred as a result of employers ' demand for ...
... rising produc- tivity so that retail prices would rise by more than 3 per cent . per annum . Cost of living adjustments would then lead to a greater increase in wage rates than would have occurred as a result of employers ' demand for ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Rise of the Employed Worker | 10 |
Colonial American LaborHarry A Millis | 29 |
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