Is Industry Decentralising? : A Statistical Analysis of Locational Changes in Manufacturing Employment, 1899-1933 free download pdf

Is Industry Decentralising? : A Statistical Analysis of Locational Changes in Manufacturing Employment, 1899-1933Is Industry Decentralising? : A Statistical Analysis of Locational Changes in Manufacturing Employment, 1899-1933 free download pdf

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Author: Daniel B Creamer
Date: 29 Jan 1935
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
Language: English
Format: Hardback::120 pages
ISBN10: 1512811122
ISBN13: 9781512811124
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