Economic History : Labor Pains: the Long and Often Violent Struggle for Unionization in West Virginia's Coalfields

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Economic History : Labor Pains: the Long and Often Violent Struggle for Unionization in West Virginia's Coalfields

DATE: Fall 2004

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Econ Focus (Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond) : Fall 2004, Volume 8, Number 4

CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR:

Nash, Betty Joyce

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Interview : Al Broaddus and Tom Humphrey
Authors: Broaddus, Alfred, Humphrey, Thomas M., Steelman, Aaron
Economic History : Labor Pains: the Long and Often Violent Struggle for Unionization in West Virginia's Coalfields
Author: Nash, Betty Joyce
Book Review : Market Discipline
Author: Malek, H. S.
District Economic Developments
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Regional Economic Developments
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Nash, Betty Joyce. "Economic History : Labor Pains: the Long and Often Violent Struggle for Unionization in West Virginia's Coalfields," in Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. "Fall 2004, Volume 8, Number 4," Econ Focus (Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond) (Fall 2004) : 37-39. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/3941/item/476927/toc/503856 , accessed on March 24, 2023.

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