Amy Hewes

Amy Hewes, from the 1910 Mount Holyoke College yearbook Amy Hewes (September 8, 1877 – March 25, 1970) was an American economist, "a pioneer in introducing the minimum wage to the United States", who taught at Mount Holyoke College from 1905 to 1943. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The contribution of economics to social work /
    by Hewes, Amy, 1877-1970
    Published 1930
    Book
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    Changing jobs : a study made by students in the economics cours e under the direction of Prof. Amy Hewes.
    Published 1926
    Other Authors: “...Hewes, Amy, 1877-1970...”
    Government Document Book
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    Women workers and family support; study made by students in economics course at Bryn Mawr Summer School under direction of Prof. Amy Hewes.
    Published 1925
    Other Authors: “...Hewes, Amy, 1877-1970...”
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    Changing jobs; study made by students in economics course at Bryn Mawr Summer School under direction of Prof. Amy Hewes.
    Published 1926
    Other Authors: “...Hewes, Amy, 1877-1970...”
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    Government Document eBook
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