Minimum-wage Legislation in the United States and Foreign Countries

This comprehensive study of minimum-wage legislation was written by Charles Henry Verrill, a prominent labor economist who served as the secretary of the Massachusetts Minimum Wage Commission. Published in 1918, the book surveys the state of minimum-wage laws in the US and Europe, with detailed analyses of individual jurisdictions. It remains a valuable resource for anyone working on wage policy and labor law.

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