"Effect Of Minimum-wage Determinations In Oregon" offers a detailed examination of the implementation and impact of minimum wage laws in Oregon as of July 1915. Authored by Marie Louise Obenauer, Bertha Marie von der Nienburg, the United States Commission on Industrial Relations, and the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, this report provides a historical snapshot of early minimum wage legislation. It explores the initial effects of these determinations on various industries and the workforce.

This study is invaluable for economists, historians, and policymakers interested in the early development of labor laws and their practical consequences. It sheds light on the challenges and outcomes associated with the introduction of minimum wage standards in the early 20th century United States.

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