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Wage labour

Wage labour

Relationship where a worker sells labour to an employer.

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    Labour pool in employment.

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    Study of the markets for wage labour.

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    Social class of people working for a living.

    5.6%

  4. Slavery

    Ownership of people as property.

    5.4%

  5. Employment

    Relationship between employee and employer.

    4.4%

  6. Wage

    Payment by an employer to an employee for labour.

    4.1%

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    Form of periodic payment from an employer to an employee.

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  8. Market economy

    Type of economic system.

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  9. Samuel Edward Konkin III

    Canadian-American anarchist (1947–2004).

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  10. Service (economics)

    Activity for which payment is due.

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    Economic system based on private ownership.

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    Social class of people working for a living.

    10%

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    Class of wage-earners.

    10%

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    Sudden death from overwork.

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    3.1%

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    Economic system based on social ownership of the means of production in a market economy.

    2.9%

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    Social theory developed by Karl Marx.

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  8. Belgian Congo

    1908–1960 Belgian colony in Central Africa.

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  9. Samuel Edward Konkin III

    Canadian-American anarchist (1947–2004).

    2.5%

  10. Wage

    Payment by an employer to an employee for labour.

    2.4%