Between the Civil War and the 1930s, working-class attitudes toward wage labor shifted from "wage slavery" to the "living wage."
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Consumption (Economics), Cost and standard of living, History, Social aspects, Social aspects of Consumption (Economics), Wages, Working class, Consumption (economics), Working class, united states, Salaires, Histoire, Coût et niveau de la vie, Travailleurs, Consommation (Économie politique), Aspect social, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Labor, POLITICAL SCIENCE, Labor & Industrial Relations, HISTORY, General, Arbeiter, Lohn, Konsumgesellschaft, Lohnpolitik, Lohnarbeit, Arbeidersbeweging, Salarissen, Consumptiemaatschappij, Geschichte 1870-1997Places
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A Living Wage: American Workers and the Making of Consumer Society
March 1999, Cornell University Press
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A living wage: American workers and the making of consumer society
1997, Cornell University Press
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