The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 74,Deel 2Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1913 |
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Pagina 1172
... living wage in practice find it necessary to restrict in a somewhat arbitrary manner the meaning they attach to it . A living wage becomes for them a wage sufficient to enable a work- man with a family of average size , and experiencing ...
... living wage in practice find it necessary to restrict in a somewhat arbitrary manner the meaning they attach to it . A living wage becomes for them a wage sufficient to enable a work- man with a family of average size , and experiencing ...
Pagina 1183
... living wage , which was reached when the possibility of reactions upon efficiency was ignored , should be held with less assurance when that possibility is taken into account . No considerations , how- ever , have been advanced which ...
... living wage , which was reached when the possibility of reactions upon efficiency was ignored , should be held with less assurance when that possibility is taken into account . No considerations , how- ever , have been advanced which ...
Pagina 1205
... living wage , which was reached when the possibility of reactions upon efficiency was ignored , should be held with less assurance when that possibility is taken into account . No considerations , how- ever , have been advanced which ...
... living wage , which was reached when the possibility of reactions upon efficiency was ignored , should be held with less assurance when that possibility is taken into account . No considerations , how- ever , have been advanced which ...
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