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... labor earnings in the daily- wage labor market , with total labor income amounting to 25 percent of total crop prof- its . While almost all small farms ( 87.5 per- cent ) report such income , so do a significant number of large farms ...
... labor earnings in the daily- wage labor market , with total labor income amounting to 25 percent of total crop prof- its . While almost all small farms ( 87.5 per- cent ) report such income , so do a significant number of large farms ...
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... Labor . " National Bureau of Economic Research ( Cambridge , MA ) Working Paper No. 656 , 1981 . Iden , George . " The Labor Force Experience of Black Youth : A Review . " Monthly Labor Review , August 1980 , 103 ( 8 ) , pp . 10-16 ...
... Labor . " National Bureau of Economic Research ( Cambridge , MA ) Working Paper No. 656 , 1981 . Iden , George . " The Labor Force Experience of Black Youth : A Review . " Monthly Labor Review , August 1980 , 103 ( 8 ) , pp . 10-16 ...
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... labor is much higher in booms . Thus , in an expansion , labor be- comes more expensive relative to intermedi- ate inputs , which must lead producers to economize on labor and use intermediate goods more intensively . The next ...
... labor is much higher in booms . Thus , in an expansion , labor be- comes more expensive relative to intermedi- ate inputs , which must lead producers to economize on labor and use intermediate goods more intensively . The next ...
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