Labor Problems

Carlton, Frank Tracy

Published by D.C. Heath and Company, Boston, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Etc., 1933

Language: English

Used Condition: Near Fine Hardcover

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Copyright page coded "3A3," which may well indicate a first edition thus, given that the preface is dated September, 1932 and no later printings are mentioned. Presumably a revision of the author's earlier, 1911 "History and Problems of Organized Labor." Author was professor of economics at the Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland. Chapters on the early history of the American labor movement; the AFL; "Migratory Labor and Radical Groups"; "Coercive Methods"; "Methods of Compensation"; "Making Work Interesting"; "Women and Children in Industry"; "Social Insurance"; "Immigration and Population Problems," etc. Text block is tight, square and white. Spine slightly sunned; some visible rub to foot of spine. 458 pp. including index. Reduced from $45.

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Labor Problems

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D.C. Heath and Company, Boston, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Etc.

Publication Date

1933

Language

English

Binding

Hardcover

Condition

Near Fine

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Eclectic vintage and out-of-print collectable condition books and records in every genre. Cat's Curiosities closed our brick-and-mortar location in Las Vegas in late 2016, and is now an Internet-only seller, specializing in Nevada & The West; Free-market & Austrian Economics; Vintage vinyl LP records (many signed); Century-old juvenile series books; Health & Medicine; Cookbooks (many signed) & Alcoholiana; Travel, Exploration, & Geology.

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