The chart shows that average working hours declined dramatically for workers in early-industrialized economies over the last 150 years. The data comes from research by the economic historians Michael Huberman and Chris Minns, who have brought together evidence from historical records, National Accounts data, and other sources. We show annual totals, so the trends account for changes in both the length of working days as well as the number of days worked through the year. You can add or remove countries by clicking The chart here shows average working hours since 1870 for a selection of countries that industrialized early.
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