Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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... developed art of consuming in contrast with their comparatively primitive methods of producing ; modern Americans have a highly developed art of producing in contrast with their comparatively unchanged methods of consuming . It is a ...
... developed art of consuming in contrast with their comparatively primitive methods of producing ; modern Americans have a highly developed art of producing in contrast with their comparatively unchanged methods of consuming . It is a ...
Page 40
... developed or will develop the char- acteristics of an economic adult . On the other hand , if he has been reared by parents who have reached some degree of maturity as consumers there is reason to believe or hope that he has developed ...
... developed or will develop the char- acteristics of an economic adult . On the other hand , if he has been reared by parents who have reached some degree of maturity as consumers there is reason to believe or hope that he has developed ...
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... develop a realization that money is limited ; that its utilization is neces- sary to secure maximum satisfaction ... developed as any other art . Not many parents let their children learn to swim by throwing them into deep water and ...
... develop a realization that money is limited ; that its utilization is neces- sary to secure maximum satisfaction ... developed as any other art . Not many parents let their children learn to swim by throwing them into deep water and ...
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