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Qing Wages

Liu Boliang, K. Deng and P. O’Brien, ‘A Sample of Nominal Daily Money Wage Rates for the Qing Empire’

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  • Wages Private Sector
  • Official Exchange Rates
  • Rice Prices

 

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