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By the CHAIRMAN : Q . Have yon considered the rate of wages when you get full
employment ? For instance , supposing you stood out for $ 5 a day , and that
made building so expensive that building was stopped , whereas at $ 2 . 25 a day
...
By the CHAIRMAN : Q . Have yon considered the rate of wages when you get full
employment ? For instance , supposing you stood out for $ 5 a day , and that
made building so expensive that building was stopped , whereas at $ 2 . 25 a day
...
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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 employment has been
variable , according to the times . Q . It is more steady since the introduction of ...
Is there more steady employment now , or less steady employment than there
was prior to the introduction of sewing machines ?A . The employment has been
variable , according to the times . Q . It is more steady since the introduction of ...
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For instance , if there were one thousand workingmen engaged in one branch of
trade , and by some cause , say by the improvement of machinery , two hundred
of these men are thrown out of employment , now , what is it that leads the ...
For instance , if there were one thousand workingmen engaged in one branch of
trade , and by some cause , say by the improvement of machinery , two hundred
of these men are thrown out of employment , now , what is it that leads the ...
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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 . The CHAIRMAN . We are supplied
in New York ( as you are in Boston ) with water by means of aqueducts , steam ...
You cannot call the employment of capital when it is used in a way that will give
employment a useless application of capital . The CHAIRMAN . We are supplied
in New York ( as you are in Boston ) with water by means of aqueducts , steam ...
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That is , a man in pretty steady employment and sought for as a good man in this
desultory sort of work ( because it is not a regular occupation ) would make about
$ 16 a week from 1860 to 1876 . It appears that now our best men average ...
That is , a man in pretty steady employment and sought for as a good man in this
desultory sort of work ( because it is not a regular occupation ) would make about
$ 16 a week from 1860 to 1876 . It appears that now our best men average ...
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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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