Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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... human want is that for clothing . An attempt to trace the origin and development of modern clothing standards will ... human want . Nor is this all . Certain profit - seeking pro- ducers have found this a lucrative field in which to ...
... human want is that for clothing . An attempt to trace the origin and development of modern clothing standards will ... human want . Nor is this all . Certain profit - seeking pro- ducers have found this a lucrative field in which to ...
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... human want is that for clothing . An attempt to trace the origin and development of modern clothing standards will ... human want . Nor is this all . Certain profit - seeking pro- ducers have found this a lucrative field in which to ...
... human want is that for clothing . An attempt to trace the origin and development of modern clothing standards will ... human want . Nor is this all . Certain profit - seeking pro- ducers have found this a lucrative field in which to ...
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... human wants and enrich human living , the human tendency to emulate has caused consumption to be regarded by many as a means of invidious comparison . As a result wealth is endowed with a secondary utility as evidence of ability to pay ...
... human wants and enrich human living , the human tendency to emulate has caused consumption to be regarded by many as a means of invidious comparison . As a result wealth is endowed with a secondary utility as evidence of ability to pay ...
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