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n1) труд2) работа, задание3) рабочие; рабочий класс
- abstract labour
- additional labour
- associated labour
- casual labour
- cheap labour
- commodity-producing labour
- common labour
- complicated labour
- compulsory labour
- concrete labour
- cooperative labour
- creative labour
- direct labour
- dock labour
- domestic labour
- efficient labour
- emergency labour
- factory labour
- farm labour
- female labour
- forced labour
- foreign labour
- free labour
- hand labour
- hard labour
- highly skilled labour
- hired labour
- human labour
- idle labour
- indentured labour
- indirect labour
- industrial labour
- inefficient labour
- intellectual labour
- juvenile labour
- live labour
- living labour
- male labour
- manual labour
- marginal labour
- materialized labour
- mental labour
- migratory labour
- minimum labour
- nonproductive labour
- occasional labour
- organized labour
- paid labour
- private labour
- productive labour
- shift labour
- simple labour
- skilled labour
- social labour
- surplus labour
- union labour
- universal labour
- unorganized labour
- unpaid labour
- unskilled labour
- useful labour
- voluntary labour
- wage labour
- import labour
- procure labour
- save labour
- shed labourEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > labour
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