Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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... cost less " than advertised products . For example , a standard headache remedy costs 59 cents for 100 tablets , a ... cost of advertising from the consumer's point of view is much more than the direct cost of buying a page in a magazine ...
... cost less " than advertised products . For example , a standard headache remedy costs 59 cents for 100 tablets , a ... cost of advertising from the consumer's point of view is much more than the direct cost of buying a page in a magazine ...
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Leland James Gordon. TABLE XVI . COMPARISON OF PRODUCTION COSTS AND ADVERTISING AND MARKETING COSTS OF CERTAIN ... cost of manu- facture was $ 58 . This is a price spread of $ 98 , $ 12 of which was retained by the manufacturer ...
Leland James Gordon. TABLE XVI . COMPARISON OF PRODUCTION COSTS AND ADVERTISING AND MARKETING COSTS OF CERTAIN ... cost of manu- facture was $ 58 . This is a price spread of $ 98 , $ 12 of which was retained by the manufacturer ...
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... cost producers a wind- fall profit . Under the subsidy plan the price of apples would be rolled back to $ 4.80 and producers in groups one and two would be paid a subsidy of 20 cents and 10 cents per bushel on their entire crop ...
... cost producers a wind- fall profit . Under the subsidy plan the price of apples would be rolled back to $ 4.80 and producers in groups one and two would be paid a subsidy of 20 cents and 10 cents per bushel on their entire crop ...
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