Credit Industry And the War
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1915.
Sept. 1914.
Oct. 1914.
Dec. 1914.
Feb. 1915.
Normal time .... Overtime ...
60-2 3-6 26-0 66-8 5-2 17-3 65-8 12-8 10-5 68-4 13-8 6-0 53-5 2-1 36-0 61-9 5-9 26-0 66-6 10-8 19-4 75-0 10-9 12-6 Short time Total numbers employed . Contraction of employment Known by employers to have joined the Forces. Net displacement ( - ) \ or replacement ( + ) j 89-8 89-3 89-1 88-2 91-6 93-8 96-8 98-5 10-2 10-7 10-9 11-8 8-4 6-2 3-2 1-5 8-8 -1-4 10-6 -0-1 13-3 + 2-4 15-4 + 3-6 -8-4 -6-2 -3-2 -1-5 1 See arti...cle " The Effect of the War on Industry, " by W. T. Layton, in Quarterly Review, No. 442. Three articles on " The Influence of the War on Employment, " by H. D. Henderson, in Economic Journal, December, 1914, and March and June, 1915, are also interesting contributions to the subject.
1 A + (here and in Table II) indicates the extent to which any industry has been compelled to draw in new employees.
96 CREDIT, INDUSTRY, AND THE WAR war. The October return covered 66 per cent, of the workpeople employed in large firms in industrial occupations and 10 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1915.
Sept. 1914.
Oct. 1914.
Dec. 1914.
Feb. 1915.
Normal time .... Overtime ...
60-2 3-6 26-0 66-8 5-2 17-3 65-8 12-8 10-5 68-4 13-8 6-0 53-5 2-1 36-0 61-9 5-9 26-0 66-6 10-8 19-4 75-0 10-9 12-6 Short time Total numbers employed . Contraction of employment Known by employers to have joined the Forces. Net displacement ( - ) \ or replacement ( + ) j 89-8 89-3 89-1 88-2 91-6 93-8 96-8 98-5 10-2 10-7 10-9 11-8 8-4 6-2 3-2 1-5 8-8 -1-4 10-6 -0-1 13-3 + 2-4 15-4 + 3-6 -8-4 -6-2 -3-2 -1-5 1 See arti...cle " The Effect of the War on Industry, " by W. T. Layton, in Quarterly Review, No. 442. Three articles on " The Influence of the War on Employment, " by H. D. Henderson, in Economic Journal, December, 1914, and March and June, 1915, are also interesting contributions to the subject.
1 A + (here and in Table II) indicates the extent to which any industry has been compelled to draw in new employees.
96 CREDIT, INDUSTRY, AND THE WAR war. The October return covered 66 per cent, of the workpeople employed in large firms in industrial occupations and 10 per cent.
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