Report of the Railroad Wage Commission to the Director General of Railroads, April 30, 1918
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CLQTHIUG Prices on clothing were also secured* by the Com- mission by direct inquiries to retail merchants in the 42 large cities. Price quotations on the various classes of articles of male and female wearing apparel were secured for December, 1915 and December, 1917. The quotations were com- bined by weighting each class according to the proportion of expenditure for each. The ratios for eewh territory were combined into U.S. ratios by weighting according to popula- tion. See Appendix B for f...orms used, which also shows the weights used for each class of apparel. On account of the substitution of cheaper grades of articles, especially woolen apparel, the increase of 44^ shovai for all clothing is believed to be low .
FUEL AMD LIGHT The retail price quotations on anthracite and bituminous coal, sectired by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in Janxiary of each year from the 42 large cities, were used. Uo increase was assumed for gas or electricity.
These quotations were oheoKed against reports of the U.
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CLQTHIUG Prices on clothing were also secured* by the Com- mission by direct inquiries to retail merchants in the 42 large cities. Price quotations on the various classes of articles of male and female wearing apparel were secured for December, 1915 and December, 1917. The quotations were com- bined by weighting each class according to the proportion of expenditure for each. The ratios for eewh territory were combined into U.S. ratios by weighting according to popula- tion. See Appendix B for f...orms used, which also shows the weights used for each class of apparel. On account of the substitution of cheaper grades of articles, especially woolen apparel, the increase of 44^ shovai for all clothing is believed to be low .
FUEL AMD LIGHT The retail price quotations on anthracite and bituminous coal, sectired by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in Janxiary of each year from the 42 large cities, were used. Uo increase was assumed for gas or electricity.
These quotations were oheoKed against reports of the U.
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