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Economic effects of the world war upon women and children in Great Britain

Note 121 — Chapter X · Wages

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The list of establishments to which the wage orders are applied was never published, as it was considered “contrary to the national interest.” Information as to their scope comes mainly from an article in the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics Monthly Review, “Women’s Wages in Munition Factories in Great Britain,” August, 1917, for which many facts were supplied by an administrative officer of the Ministry of Munitions.

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