Historians have been able to find out how the relationship between wage levels and capital costs developed in England and France from the early 1600s until the first part of the 1800s. What does not characterize this development? O Wage levels relative to capital costs fell in the early 1600s in France and never rebounded to the same level in the period up to 1820 After about 1700, England experienced a long period of steadily higher wages
Historians have been able to find out how the relationship between wage levels and capital costs developed in England and France from the early 1600s until the first part of the 1800s. What does not characterize this development? O Wage levels relative to capital costs fell in the early 1600s in France and never rebounded to the same level in the period up to 1820 After about 1700, England experienced a long period of steadily higher wages
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