The Unemployed, a National Question (Hardcover)

Published in 1913, this book provides an in-depth analysis of the problem of unemployment in Britain. Written by Percy Alden, a Member of Parliament and prominent social reformer, this book explores the causes and consequences of unemployment and proposes a range of solutions, from public works programs to unemployment insurance. This book remains a classic in the field of social welfare, and its insights are still relevant today.

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