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wage-fund doctrine

wage-fund doctrine noun: the theory that there is at any given time in a country a determinate amount of capital available for the payment of labour, therefore the average wage depends on the proportion of this fund to the number of persons who have to share in it.

Noun

wage-fund doctrine

  1. The theory that there is at any given time in a country a determinate amount of capital available for the payment of labour, therefore the average wage depends on the proportion of this fund to the number of persons who have to share in it.
    Synonyms:
    wage-fund theory

Synonyms of wage-fund doctrine

  • wage-fund theory

Questions about wage-fund doctrine

What does wage-fund doctrine mean?
Wage-fund doctrine means the theory that there is at any given time in a country a determinate amount of capital available for the payment of labour, therefore the average wage depends on the proportion of this fund to the number of persons who have to share in it.
What part of speech is wage-fund doctrine?
Wage-fund doctrine is a noun.

Words near wage-fund doctrine in the dictionary

  1. wage thieves
  2. wage-cuck
  3. wage-cucks
  4. wage-earner
  5. wage-earners
  6. wage-fund doctrine
  7. wage-push inflation
  8. wage-slave
  9. wage-slaved
  10. wage-slaves
  11. wage-slaving

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