The Legislative Background of the Fair Labor Standards Act: A Study of the Growth of National Sentiment in Favor of Governmental Regulation of Wages, Hours, and Child Labor

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University of Chicago Press, 1939 - Industrial policy - 71 pages

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TitleThe Legislative Background of the Fair Labor Standards Act: A Study of the Growth of National Sentiment in Favor of Governmental Regulation of Wages, Hours, and Child Labor
Volume 12, Issue 2, Part 2 of Journal of business
Volume 9, Issue 3 of Studies in business administration, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business
The Legislative Background of the Fair Labor Standards Act: A Study of the Growth of National Sentiment in Favor of Governmental Regulation of Wages, Hours, and Child Labor, Orme Wheelock Phelps
AuthorOrme Wheelock Phelps
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press, 1939
Length71 pages
  
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