Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 353
... EFFORT ? It Is Easy to Spend Money . It is indeed easy to spend money , but it is very hard to spend it wisely . If one has plenty of money the effort of developing the qualities of good buymanship may seem too great . But very few ...
... EFFORT ? It Is Easy to Spend Money . It is indeed easy to spend money , but it is very hard to spend it wisely . If one has plenty of money the effort of developing the qualities of good buymanship may seem too great . But very few ...
Page 383
... efforts were made to divide consumers artificially into groups having a chief community of interests as workers . This was in direct opposition to the idea that the interests of all consumers are fundamentally similar . In short , an effort ...
... efforts were made to divide consumers artificially into groups having a chief community of interests as workers . This was in direct opposition to the idea that the interests of all consumers are fundamentally similar . In short , an effort ...
Page 637
... efforts were made to prevent or to stop speculative excesses . That type of control continued through 1940 , but by February , 1941 , the danger of a general price rise had become clear . As early as February 17 , 1941 , an effort was ...
... efforts were made to prevent or to stop speculative excesses . That type of control continued through 1940 , but by February , 1941 , the danger of a general price rise had become clear . As early as February 17 , 1941 , an effort was ...
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