Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 135
... continue to acquire more . Although they may possess more wealth than they can possibly consume they continue to struggle for still more . It is not enough to be counted among the ten wealthiest men of the country ; ultimate ...
... continue to acquire more . Although they may possess more wealth than they can possibly consume they continue to struggle for still more . It is not enough to be counted among the ten wealthiest men of the country ; ultimate ...
Page 198
... continue prevailing adver- tising practice . It will be difficult to enact legislation which unscrupulous advertisers cannot circumvent . When such advertisers find that false and misleading advertising no longer pays , then , and only ...
... continue prevailing adver- tising practice . It will be difficult to enact legislation which unscrupulous advertisers cannot circumvent . When such advertisers find that false and misleading advertising no longer pays , then , and only ...
Page 349
... continue to buy at the same store without question . Those prospective buyers who make it a practice to shop around , openly com- paring quality and price , form the basis of real competition . They are the modern counterparts of the ...
... continue to buy at the same store without question . Those prospective buyers who make it a practice to shop around , openly com- paring quality and price , form the basis of real competition . They are the modern counterparts of the ...
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