Wage Changes in Various Countries, 1914-1921
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No. 327, December 1921. (4) Maandscftn'/f, Jan. 192,1, and Jaarci/'/ers, 1920. Workmen working for public authorities. (5) 1910. (6) The figures given are hourly earnings, and the above woeWy earnings have been calculated by multiplying these by 61. Post-war weelUy earnings are : 1918 = hourly earnings x57; after 1918 = hourly earnings X 46 (s'Gravenhage, for 1921 weekly earnings •-•= hourly earnings X45). (7) 1914. (8) July.
(9) 1 Jan. 1932. (10) Second half year. (11) First half year. (12) Ja...nuary. (13) The cost of living figures are those for Amsterdam. Items included : food, clothing, heating and lighting, rent, taxes and subscriptions, laundry, upkeep of furniture, travelling expenses, amusements, etc. Changes in consumption are taken into account by a series of special enquiries made at each date in question into the expenditure of about 30 working class families, and the results are combined ^vith the data of the standard budget calculated in 1911. Since March 1920 figures have been compiled on a new basis, and the old series ceased in ,September 1920.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No. 327, December 1921. (4) Maandscftn'/f, Jan. 192,1, and Jaarci/'/ers, 1920. Workmen working for public authorities. (5) 1910. (6) The figures given are hourly earnings, and the above woeWy earnings have been calculated by multiplying these by 61. Post-war weelUy earnings are : 1918 = hourly earnings x57; after 1918 = hourly earnings X 46 (s'Gravenhage, for 1921 weekly earnings •-•= hourly earnings X45). (7) 1914. (8) July.
(9) 1 Jan. 1932. (10) Second half year. (11) First half year. (12) Ja...nuary. (13) The cost of living figures are those for Amsterdam. Items included : food, clothing, heating and lighting, rent, taxes and subscriptions, laundry, upkeep of furniture, travelling expenses, amusements, etc. Changes in consumption are taken into account by a series of special enquiries made at each date in question into the expenditure of about 30 working class families, and the results are combined ^vith the data of the standard budget calculated in 1911. Since March 1920 figures have been compiled on a new basis, and the old series ceased in ,September 1920.
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