15. Have trade unions raised or lowered the wages of non-union labor?
16. What is the attitude of American trade unions toward efficiency systems as attempts to introduce improved methods of production (not systems of payment)?
[CHAPTER 21]
PUBLIC REGULATION OF HOURS AND WAGES
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Questions.