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... wages , was it ? -Ans . No ; when we reduced the wages in one part of the manufacturing plant we would reduce the wages in all parts of it . You can not be paying one set of men higher rates than you are paying others . Our repair men ...
... wages , was it ? -Ans . No ; when we reduced the wages in one part of the manufacturing plant we would reduce the wages in all parts of it . You can not be paying one set of men higher rates than you are paying others . Our repair men ...
Page 134
... wages . Since then a check is given for the amount of the rent and an- other for the balance due for wages . There is nothing to prevent the payee of the check from cashing it outside of the bank , but as the bank is rent collector it ...
... wages . Since then a check is given for the amount of the rent and an- other for the balance due for wages . There is nothing to prevent the payee of the check from cashing it outside of the bank , but as the bank is rent collector it ...
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... wages ; and this planning of wage rates must , indeed , extend not only as far as the planning of production , but farther . The wages payable in industries and firms producing independently for the market ( unless the scale of these is ...
... wages ; and this planning of wage rates must , indeed , extend not only as far as the planning of production , but farther . The wages payable in industries and firms producing independently for the market ( unless the scale of these is ...
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