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What did it mean to call the poor ''wage slaves''?
they had a difficult time surviving because of low wages(:
Did slaves have low wages?
Slaves had no wages at all. They were forced to do work.
What was the average allowance during the 1930's?
There were no technical "allowences" if you mean wages;as in what you are payed from a job;then they were very low
Colonial powers harmed their colonies by?
Keeping wages low and taxes to high
How did low wages contributed to the rise in child labor?
Low wages meant that all family needed to work to survive
How did low wages contribute to the rise of child labor?
Low wages meant that all family members needed to work to survive.
How were low wages in the rise in child labor related?
Low wages meant that all family members needed to work to survive.
Are meat cutters' wages low?
Low wages were characteristic of the poultry industry, with meat cutters' median weekly earnings of $370 in 1998
Why did factory owners like immigration?
Immigrants would work for low wages in unsafe conditions
What was one effect of low wages?
children had to work
Why were wages so low?
As the dollar is continually devalued it seems as if the wages are low, where in fact the prices of all the commodities we have to buy have risen at a faster rate. We used to be able to buy a $6,000 car on $1.82 per hour wages.
What of these goes through cycles according to the theory of the Iron Law of Wages?
The theory of the Iron Law of Wages suggests that wages fluctuate around a subsistence level due to the relationship between labor supply and demand. This theory implies that as population grows, wages tend to decrease to a subsistence level, leading to a cycle of low wages, increased population, and low wages again.
