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Sweated industry and the minimum wage

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Duckworth, 1907 - Great Britain - 281 pages

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Contents

PART I
1
CHAPTER II
23
CHAPTER III
48
CHAPTER IV
75
CHAPTER V
104
CHAPTER VI
132
HOW UNDERPAYMENT COMES
144
CHAPTER VIII
161
PART II
175
CHAPTER II
195
CHAPTER III
212
CHAPTER IV
230
FOREIGN COMPETITION
260
GAIN TO THE NATION
272

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TitleSweated industry and the minimum wage
AuthorClementina Black
ContributorAlfred George Gardiner
PublisherDuckworth, 1907
Original fromHarvard University
DigitizedMar 18, 2008
Length281 pages
SubjectsGreat Britain
Minimum wage
Sweatshops
Wages
Working class
  
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