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the miserable condition of industrial worker in Britain during the 19th century in terms of seasonality of work and low real wages the miserable condition of industrial workers in Britain during the 19th century in terms of seasonality of work and low real wages​

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Answered by kritanshu
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Seasonality of work:- Seasonality of work in many Industries meant prolonged periods without work. most of the workers failed to get jobs. So, they offer their services at lower wages.

Low real wages:- Through the wages increased somewhat in the early 19th century but the increase was nullified buy increase in prices. During during the Napoleonic Wars, the real wages fell significantly.

Answered by Anonymous
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HOLA MATE..

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⇔⇔⇔Seasonality of work:- Seasonality of work in many Industries meant prolonged periods without work. most of the workers failed to get jobs. So, they offer their services at lower wages.

⇔⇔⇔Low real wages:- Through the wages increased somewhat in the early 19th century but the increase was nullified buy increase in prices. During during the Napoleonic Wars, the real wages fell significantly.

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