Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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Page 53
... freedom of choice may work badly , but it works . Can any other device guide production more effectively ? That is to say , can any other system more nearly achieve the goal of human welfare ? AUTHORITATIVE CONTROL Formal Freedom of ...
... freedom of choice may work badly , but it works . Can any other device guide production more effectively ? That is to say , can any other system more nearly achieve the goal of human welfare ? AUTHORITATIVE CONTROL Formal Freedom of ...
Page 62
... freedom of choice first and economic welfare second . If the two are not entirely compatible , so that consumers must choose one or the other , there can be little doubt that consumers will choose freedom of choice . This means that to ...
... freedom of choice first and economic welfare second . If the two are not entirely compatible , so that consumers must choose one or the other , there can be little doubt that consumers will choose freedom of choice . This means that to ...
Page 64
... freedom of choice by the customary consuming standards of his group . Violation of those customs will bring swift and effective punish- ment . Emulation is a special form of custom which widens the field of choice within a group but ...
... freedom of choice by the customary consuming standards of his group . Violation of those customs will bring swift and effective punish- ment . Emulation is a special form of custom which widens the field of choice within a group but ...
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