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Arkansas labor force: the employed, the unemployed, the underemployed, the potential estimates for 1956

Peterson, John M.; Malakoff, Robert E. - 1958

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Economics of the right-to-work controversy: A comment

Peterson, John M.; Spriggs, Darrell L. - In: Southern economic journal 33 (1967) 3, pp. 411-415

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Fact and fiction about Southern labor

Robock, Stefan; Peterson, John M. - In: Harvard business review : HBR 32 (1954) 2, pp. 79-88

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Estimating Tennesse's tourist business

Copeland, Lewis C.; Pikl, I. James; Peterson, John M. - 1955

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Economic development of the United States

Peterson, John M.; Gray, Ralph - 1969

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Economic Development of the United States

Peterson, John M. - 1969

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Economic Development of the United States

Gray, Ralph; Peterson, John M. - 1974 - Rev. ed.

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Economic development of the United States

Gray, Ralph; Peterson, John M. - 1974 - Rev. ed

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Employment Effects of Minimum Wages, 1938-50

Peterson, John M. - In: Journal of Political Economy 65 (1957), pp. 412-412

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Employment effects of state minimum wages for women: Three historical cases re-examined.

Peterson, John M. - In: Industrial and Labor Relations Review 12 (1959) 3, pp. 406-422

Studies of the employment effects of minimum wage laws have generally been interpreted as showing no relationship between the increases in wages and subsequent changes in employment of the groups affected. Using the data from three leading studies often cited in support of this conclusion, the...

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