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Whom did protective legislation protect?: evidence from 1880

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TextSeries: NBER. Working paper series on historical factors in long run growth;33.Publisher: Cambridge (Mass.) NBER 1991Description: 37 p. gráf. 28 cm.Subject(s): ESTADOS UNIDOS

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