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Increased produc- tion normally implies a three - way benefit : higher wages for workers , lower selling prices , and larger earnings for manufac- turers . So long as the output per individual worker is low , the opportunity for ...
Increased produc- tion normally implies a three - way benefit : higher wages for workers , lower selling prices , and larger earnings for manufac- turers . So long as the output per individual worker is low , the opportunity for ...
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We want to be known as a high - wage country but one in which the high efficiency of the worker warrants high wages and makes such high wages show up in higher earnings . This idea has not per- meated into some other countries .
We want to be known as a high - wage country but one in which the high efficiency of the worker warrants high wages and makes such high wages show up in higher earnings . This idea has not per- meated into some other countries .
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The payrolls of wage earners in manufacturing industries in January , 1945 , was 230 per cent above August , 1939 , but barely the result of an increase of about seven millions in total nonagri- cultural employment , shifts from low ...
The payrolls of wage earners in manufacturing industries in January , 1945 , was 230 per cent above August , 1939 , but barely the result of an increase of about seven millions in total nonagri- cultural employment , shifts from low ...
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