The Working Poor: Minority Workers in Low-wage, Low-skill Jobs

The Working Poor: Minority Workers in Low-wage, Low-skill Jobs
ISBN-10
0804690502
ISBN-13
9780804690508
Category
Business & Economics / General
Pages
194
Language
English
Published
1973
Publisher
Kennikat Press
Author
Dennis P. Sobin

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