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But as a matter of fact the iron can still be produced in Great Britain at less cost of
labor than in the United States . How , then , can the United States compete with
Great Britain ! Mr . SUMNER . The cost of a day ' s labor has nothing to do with it ...
But as a matter of fact the iron can still be produced in Great Britain at less cost of
labor than in the United States . How , then , can the United States compete with
Great Britain ! Mr . SUMNER . The cost of a day ' s labor has nothing to do with it ...
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There has been a complaint made about prison labor . Have you had any
experience in employing convict labor ? If so , state the result to the employer . Is
it an unfair competition against ordinary outside labor ? State whether convict
labor ...
There has been a complaint made about prison labor . Have you had any
experience in employing convict labor ? If so , state the result to the employer . Is
it an unfair competition against ordinary outside labor ? State whether convict
labor ...
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In regard to hours of labor the following discussion took place : Mr . THOMPSON ,
Have not the hours of labor been reduced ? Mr . ELLIOTT . As a general rule .
They have been shortened from ten hours to nine hours in Massachusetts .
In regard to hours of labor the following discussion took place : Mr . THOMPSON ,
Have not the hours of labor been reduced ? Mr . ELLIOTT . As a general rule .
They have been shortened from ten hours to nine hours in Massachusetts .
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Now , these men would sooner have paid half a dollar a day for the support of the
prisoners and have had free labor in the mines . Mr . THOMPSON . Whether has
the carpet business or the coal business suffered most within the last five years ...
Now , these men would sooner have paid half a dollar a day for the support of the
prisoners and have had free labor in the mines . Mr . THOMPSON . Whether has
the carpet business or the coal business suffered most within the last five years ...
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These being the recognized relative prices received by laborers in the two
countries , how are you going to bring the labor of America down to the price of
English labor ? Mr . WEEKS . I do not know anybody who wants to do so . Mr .
Rice .
These being the recognized relative prices received by laborers in the two
countries , how are you going to bring the labor of America down to the price of
English labor ? Mr . WEEKS . I do not know anybody who wants to do so . Mr .
Rice .
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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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