Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 363
... United States . Several reasons have been advanced to explain the lack of development in this country while the movement was growing steadily in other countries . One reason com- monly given has been the heterogeneous composition of the ...
... United States . Several reasons have been advanced to explain the lack of development in this country while the movement was growing steadily in other countries . One reason com- monly given has been the heterogeneous composition of the ...
Page 378
... United States , Group Health Association of Washington , D. C. , has attracted national attention . Organized in 1938 by government employees , Group Health had 3,375 members at the beginning of 1943. The total number eligible for ...
... United States , Group Health Association of Washington , D. C. , has attracted national attention . Organized in 1938 by government employees , Group Health had 3,375 members at the beginning of 1943. The total number eligible for ...
Page 459
... United States in 1940 was 37,325,470 . Of that number 21,616,352 were urban , 8,066,837 were rural nonfarm , and 7,642,281 were rural farm . Of the total number of dwelling units , 34,854,532 were occupied at the time the census was ...
... United States in 1940 was 37,325,470 . Of that number 21,616,352 were urban , 8,066,837 were rural nonfarm , and 7,642,281 were rural farm . Of the total number of dwelling units , 34,854,532 were occupied at the time the census was ...
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