Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 365
... compared with 22.8 per cent for co- operatives ; total expenses for the private stations were 21.5 per cent of sales compared with 14.7 per cent for co - operatives ; the net margin for private stations was 3.9 per cent of sales ...
... compared with 22.8 per cent for co- operatives ; total expenses for the private stations were 21.5 per cent of sales compared with 14.7 per cent for co - operatives ; the net margin for private stations was 3.9 per cent of sales ...
Page 387
... compared with 0.14 per cent for chains . The rate of stock turnover for co - operatives was 12.8 compared with 8.13 for chains.1 It is sometimes charged that consumers ' co - operative stores pay out less in taxes than do stores ...
... compared with 0.14 per cent for chains . The rate of stock turnover for co - operatives was 12.8 compared with 8.13 for chains.1 It is sometimes charged that consumers ' co - operative stores pay out less in taxes than do stores ...
Page 463
... compared with other things . As a consequence the number of families owning their homes has been declining . In 1930 approximately 48 per cent of the dwelling units were owned , as compared with 52 per cent which were rented . In 1940 ...
... compared with other things . As a consequence the number of families owning their homes has been declining . In 1930 approximately 48 per cent of the dwelling units were owned , as compared with 52 per cent which were rented . In 1940 ...
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