Woodrow Wilson: “There can be no stabilization of wages because there can be no settled…”

On the recordAugust 18, 1919

There can be no stabilization of wages because there can be no settled conditions of employment.

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Remarks to the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate

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Woodrow Wilson: “There can be no stabilization of wages because there can be no settled conditions of employment.”