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You make the statement , in your prepared paper , though , that there should be a correspondence between the benefits and the cost of living . Do you think as the cost of living goes up the benefits should go up , and as the cost of ...
You make the statement , in your prepared paper , though , that there should be a correspondence between the benefits and the cost of living . Do you think as the cost of living goes up the benefits should go up , and as the cost of ...
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To those who claim that these low payments reflect differences in living costs , the committee wishes to point out that though some difference in living costs exists between high- and low - income States , the differences in levels of ...
To those who claim that these low payments reflect differences in living costs , the committee wishes to point out that though some difference in living costs exists between high- and low - income States , the differences in levels of ...
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The unfilled wants of American families now living on inadequate incomes constitute a great underdeveloped economic frontier -a new and expansible market for the products of American industry . In an economic system geared to mass ...
The unfilled wants of American families now living on inadequate incomes constitute a great underdeveloped economic frontier -a new and expansible market for the products of American industry . In an economic system geared to mass ...
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Contents
INCOME SECURITY | 3 |
The Role of the States | 19 |
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION | 31 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Income Security Volume 3 of Statutory history of the United States |
| Authors | Robert Bocking Stevens, R L Stevens |
| Editor | Robert Bocking Stevens |
| Compiled by | Robert Rocking Stevens |
| Publisher | Chelsea House Publishers, 1970 |
| ISBN | 0070556830, 9780070556836 |
| Length | 919 pages |
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