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The challenge of urban reform : Policies [and] programs in Philadelphia

Petshek, Kirk R. - 1973

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[Besprechung von:] Bry, Gerhard: Wages in Germany, 1871-1945. Princeton, N. J. 1960

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Can industrial development be systematically approached?

Petshek, Kirk R. - In: Land economics : applied research on environmental resources 44 (1968) 2, pp. 255-268

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Employment as an element in the wage bargain

Petshek, Kirk R. - In: The quarterly journal of economics 64 (1950) 4, pp. 633-641

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Premium pay for weekend work, 1952 : an analysis of collective bargaining practices for payment of extra compensation for work on Saturday and Sunday or on the sixth and seventh da...

Bloch, Joseph W.; Paschell, William - In: Monthly labor review : MLR 76 (1953) 9, pp. 933-939

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Collective bargaining agreements: Hours and premium pay provisions in the industrial chemicals industry, 1953

Paschell, William (contributor); Hammond, Cordy (contributor) - 1954

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Can Industrial Development Be Systematically Approached?

Petshek, Kirk R. - In: Land Economics 44 (1968) 2

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The tie between wages and employment.

Ross, Arthur M.; Petshek, Kirk R. - In: Industrial and Labor Relations Review 4 (1950) 1, pp. 94-101

Asserts that one explanation on the characteristics on trade unions does not have to exclude other explanations. Pressures and political groups within a union; Rejection of economic analyses of unions; Relation between wages and employment; Influence of the market in achieving wage equalization....

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