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Full-Text Articles in Economics
Impact Of Technology On Labor, Allan Jeong Wong
Impact Of Technology On Labor, Allan Jeong Wong
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
It is not the intent of this paper to contribute to the body of technological knowledge nor even to report on it at length, but to investigate in one area the important economic and social effect caused by technological progress. It is the intent of this study to answer or at least throw some light on the problem of the technological impact on labor.
Women's Contribution To Industrial Development In America, Hazel M. Price
Women's Contribution To Industrial Development In America, Hazel M. Price
Fort Hays Studies Series
The following report is an attempt to analyze women's participation in the labor force, giving reference to the number and proportion of women employees, the particular industries and occupations where women have worked, and the relative advantages and disadvantages of these jobs among all women workers, and among women in relation to men workers.