Wage Trends and Price Pressures Before World War II
The AFL surveys show wage gains and price rises over ten years prewar, with real buying power flat as inflation eroded profits. Wages grew but higher costs offset gains, while productivity uplift lagged. Government wage controls complicate relief, urging faster private production and reduced regulations to meet demand.
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Farmers Branch
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Carrollion
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Jock Bays
Giringfellow Addition
West of
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Edmpel
Luscombe Airplane ‘Corporation
Belt Line and
Roe ‘Roads
Garland
Texas
J. O. Coker
Letot
MT Foot
Colle Ave
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Lasater Bros
E. Grand
Dallas
Lodge
General Insurance
Minsey Insurance Agency
Chronicle
Corinne Meadows
Lewisville
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W. N. Vernon
Carrollton
Twxan
Dallas Marble
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Dean and Hunt
Sinclair
Roy Money
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LYNN
Lynn Lawther
Texas Power & Light Co
Roy Cummings
Dallas Texas
Dixon
Slim Barnes
Just
McAlester Coal- Dupont
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
A. Lafverty
Carrollton, Thear
Guiberson
Roy Gra Gravley Co
George S. Benson
Prsidenio-Marching
Collise Searcy
Arkanes