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Q. Suppose it turned out , as a matter of fact , by a report of the physicians , that
horse - car drivers and conductors who worked sixteen hours a day only lived two
and three years in that employment , working at that rate , would the community ...
Q. Suppose it turned out , as a matter of fact , by a report of the physicians , that
horse - car drivers and conductors who worked sixteen hours a day only lived two
and three years in that employment , working at that rate , would the community ...
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Is there more steady employment now , or less steady employment than there
was prior to the introduction of sewing machines ?A. The ... Q. And larger pay ,
and it has employed them as many hours in the course of a year ay it did formerly
?
Is there more steady employment now , or less steady employment than there
was prior to the introduction of sewing machines ?A. The ... Q. And larger pay ,
and it has employed them as many hours in the course of a year ay it did formerly
?
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You cannot call the employment of capital when it is used in a way that will give
employment a useless application of capital . ... you would still have kept all
employed , your capital would be still invested , and your market would be
protected .
You cannot call the employment of capital when it is used in a way that will give
employment a useless application of capital . ... you would still have kept all
employed , your capital would be still invested , and your market would be
protected .
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In some cases where there had been employed between three and four
thousand persons three years ago , they were employing at the same date this
year only 44 per cent . of the usual number . I forget what the exact figures were ,
but there ...
In some cases where there had been employed between three and four
thousand persons three years ago , they were employing at the same date this
year only 44 per cent . of the usual number . I forget what the exact figures were ,
but there ...
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I asked him also whether they were pretty fully employed , and his reply is that
only about one - third of them have steady employment ; I presume not the same
one - third all the time , but that the employment is distributed among them , and ...
I asked him also whether they were pretty fully employed , and his reply is that
only about one - third of them have steady employment ; I presume not the same
one - third all the time , but that the employment is distributed among them , and ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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