Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 73
... cent could detect no odor at all ; and of those who did , 53 per cent said it was weak , 29 per cent found it medium , and 18 per cent classed it as strong . Of the same group 75 per cent found the odor pleasant , 15 per cent regarded ...
... cent could detect no odor at all ; and of those who did , 53 per cent said it was weak , 29 per cent found it medium , and 18 per cent classed it as strong . Of the same group 75 per cent found the odor pleasant , 15 per cent regarded ...
Page 75
... cent had no milk ; 34 per cent no green leafy vegetable ; 22 per cent no citrus fruit ; 10 per cent no fruit of any kind . It was revealed further than 20 per cent had no whole - grain cereal . On the other hand , whereas only 2 per ...
... cent had no milk ; 34 per cent no green leafy vegetable ; 22 per cent no citrus fruit ; 10 per cent no fruit of any kind . It was revealed further than 20 per cent had no whole - grain cereal . On the other hand , whereas only 2 per ...
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Leland James Gordon. an item which retails at $ 1.00 cost the retailer 80 cents , giving him a margin of 20 cents , or 25 per cent on his cost . Table XIV , on page 239 , shows the average of margins permitted by the Office of Price ...
Leland James Gordon. an item which retails at $ 1.00 cost the retailer 80 cents , giving him a margin of 20 cents , or 25 per cent on his cost . Table XIV , on page 239 , shows the average of margins permitted by the Office of Price ...
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