Parity of Food Prices and Tariff Effects in U S History
A historical bulletin analyzes retail food prices from 1899 to 1913 and notes price levels in October 1912 were well above the 1899–1913 average. It discusses Underwood Tariff effects, price changes across fifteen staple foods, and argues protectionism boosted domestic costs and did not lower prices promptly.
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Gerwood
United States Bureau of Labor Statietics
Washington
Aereo
Tarif
United States
Wages in British Wholesale and Retail Cooperatives in 1916
A Toronto piece reports that British wholesale societies employed 17 000 workers with wages about £920 000, retail societies 21 000 workers with £1 210 000, and associated workers 7 200 with £368 000. Per‑worker annual averages are given, noting lower returns than private industry and linking higher Canadian wages to tariff protection over 30 years.
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Swanana
Toronto
Great Britain
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United Siats
Underwood Tai
England
Ojridijeir Téo-diat
Europe
Morocco
Grenfell Sun Printers & Publishers, Grenfell, Sask