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J.R.T Hughes1972

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The reinterpretation of American Economic History

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Global trade, sustainability, and social impact

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Year1972

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Published1972-09-01

VenueExplorations in Economic History

ISSN-L0014-4983

Languageen

Citations189

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