Copper Industry And Labor Markets In America 1845 To 1990: A Deep Dive Into Unionism, Labor Relations, And Market Linkages In The U S Copper Sector Today

US copper industry in-depth: labor markets 1845-1990
✔️ Used book in good condition; 368 pages; English, 1991 release

The book offers a focused, historical look at how the US copper industry developed alongside evolving labor relations from 1845 to 1990. It studies major producers, their policies, and the geo-economic factors that shaped mining, refining, and market linkages. This used book is a key reference for students and researchers exploring industrial history and labor economics in the copper sector.

✅ Author: Hildebrand, George H.
✅ Title: Copper Industry And Labor Markets In America 1845 To 1990
✅ Pages: 368
✅ Release Date: 01-11-1991
✅ Language: English
✅ Features: Used Book in Good Condition
✅ Subject: Labor markets, unionism, and market linkages in US copper sector

💡 What is a scholarly history book about industry labor markets used for?

It helps researchers and students understand how labor, unions, and technology shaped a sector.

- Deepens understanding of how unions and mining tech shaped copper industry - Provides context on geography/geology's role in industry development - Useful for studying labor relations, industrial policy, and market linkages - Offers a framework for comparing copper with other commodity sectors ✝️