2 edition of Wages in the United States in 1931. found in the catalog.
Wages in the United States in 1931.
National Industrial Conference Board.
|LC Classifications||HD4975 .N36 1931|
|The Physical Object|
|Pagination||x, 78 p.|
|Number of Pages||78|
|LC Control Number||32015175|
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