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subject:"Lohn"
~institution:"Federal Reserve Bank of New York"
~institution:"Secretary of State for Employment and Productivity"
~institution:"William Davidson Institute <Ann Arbor, Mich.>"
~isPartOf:"Report / National Board for prices and incomes"
~subject:"Führungskräfte"
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First Secretary of State
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Pay of workers in agriculture in England and Wales
1969
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